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[Am Vya]

The Kingdom of Greece turn 1:





Military Statistics:


Army:


90,000 soldiers


Firearms:


160,000 Manlicher Schanour


1,200 Hotchkiss M1914 MGs


1,600 Schwarzelose MGs


89,000 Ruby Pistols


3,500 Nagant M1895 revolvers


Armored vehicles:


12 Rolls Royce armored cars


Tanks/tankettes:


16 Renault FT-17s


Artillery:


50 Canon de 65 M modele 1906


100 75 mm Schneider-Danglis 06/09


75 Canon de 75 M modele 1919


96 Canon de 155 C modele 1917


Utility/transport vehicles:


2,086 Mack ACs


Hellenic Airforce:


5,000 soldiers


42 Airco DH.9s


15 Sopwith Camel F.1s


2 Avro 504Ns


4 Avro 504Os


5 Nieuport IVs


Hellenic Navy:


32,300 sailors/soldiers


Battleships:


Kilkis class:


BB Kilkis


BB Lemnos


Cruisers:


CA Elli


CA Georgios Averof


Destroyers:


Wild Beast Class:


DD Aetos


DD Ierax


DD Panthir


DD Leon


Niki class:


DD Niki


DD Aspis


DD Velos


Military:


Recruit 10,000 soldiers into the army


Construction:


Order construction of fortifications along the Ionian border (Will PM)


Build housing complexes for the poor/homeless


Improve the road systems and industry in Ionia


Economy:


Reduce unemployment by allowing the poor and homeless to work for food and housing (jobs such as working on farms, in factories, mines, and other jobs of that sort.


Internal affairs:


Found the Κρατικό Εργοστάσιο Αεροπλάνων (KEA, an aircraft manufacturing company)


Found the Ελληνικό πυροβολικό χυτήριο (ETX, an artillery foundry)


Foreign affairs/trade:


Purchase 1 Andrea Doria class Battleship for 9 million Lira


Purchase 1 Pisa class armored cruiser for 4 million Lira


Purchase 10 Soldato class destroyers for 1 million Lira


Purchase 36 Fiat 3000s from Italy\


Reorder the Battleship Salamis from Germany for 2.5 million Gold marks



Operations:


Σπάρτη


Μεταρρύθμιση


παλιές πληγές


Research:


KEA M20 κόλασηφωτιάς


κανόνι de 75 μοντέλο 1920


Developments:


θωρακισμένο αυτοκίνητο Mk I

 

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Weimar Republic
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Turn 1
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Population: 60,898,584
3rd world nation
Semi-presidential representative federal republic
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Spoiler

Reichswehr

100,000 soldiers (army)


5,000 mp18's


500 Mg08's


10,000 Luger P08


90,000 Mauser Model 1898


150 trucks



Spoiler



Reichsmarine





15,000 sailors (navy)


BB


Deutschland


2


1


Hannover


1907

13994t, 127.6x22.2x8.3m, 12b,3vte, 20540hp, 19.1kts, 743p; 240belt, 40deck, 280turrets, 300CT; 2x2-283/37, 14x1-173/37, 20x1-88/32, 6-450TT


2


Schlesien


1908


CRUISERS


CL


Victoria Louise


1


1


Freya


1898

6491t, 110.6x17.4x6.8m, 8b,3vte, 10000hp, 19.5kts, 477p; 100slopes, 40deck, 100turrets, 150CT; 1x1-149/37, 4x1-105/42, 3x1-88/32, 11x1-88/27


Gazelle


9


2


Nymphe


1900

3082(2-4)-3180(5)t, 105.0(5)-105.1(2-4)x12.2(2-4)-12.4(5)x5.5(5)-5.4(2-4)m, 10b,2vte(2)-9b,2vte(3-5), 9020(2-4)-8580(5)hp, 21.8(2-4)-21.5(5)kts, 249(2-4)-259(5)p; 50slopes, 25deck, 50shields, 80CT; 9x1-105/42(3), 10x1-105/37(2,4,5), 2x1-500TT(5), 2-450TT(2-4), 200mines(5)


3


Thetis


1901


4


Amazone


1901


5


Arcona


1903


Bremen


1


6


Berlin


1905

3816t, 111.1x13.3x5.6m, 10b,2vte, 11750hp, 23kts, 288p; 80slopes, 35deck, 50shields, 100CT; 10x1-105/37, 2-450TT, 80mines


Magdeburg


2


7


Strassburg


1912

5281(7)-5587(8)t, 138.7x13.5x5.1m, 16b,2st, 25000hp, 27kts, 354p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(7), 2x1-500TT(8), 120mines


8


Stralsund


1912


Graudenz


2


9


Graudenz


1914

6382t, 142.7x13.8x6.1m, 12b,2st, 26000hp, 27.5kts, 385p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(9), 4x1-500TT(10), 120mines


10


Regensburg


1915


Königsberg


1


11


Königsberg


1916

7125t, 151.4x14.2x6.3m, 12b,2st, 31000hp, 27.5kts, 475p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 8x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT, 200mines


CLL


Grille


1


1


Grille


1858

491t, 56.9x7.4x3.2m, 2b,1hc, 760hp, 14.4kts, 70p; 2x5-37/20


Blitz


2


2


Blitz


1883

1486t, 78.4x9.9x4.4m, 8b,2hc, 2700hp, 15.6kts, 134p; 6x1-88/27, (2x1+1)-350TT


3


Pfeil


1884


AMC


-


1


1


Möwe


1914

9800t, 124.5x14.4m, 5b,1vte, 3200hp, 14kts; 4x1-149/43, 1x1-105/42, 2x1-500TT, 500mines


TORPEDO SHIPS


DD


D1


2


1


D1


1887

300t, 56.1x6.6x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 2000hp, 20.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


2


D2


1887


D3


2


3


D3


1888

300t, 57.6x6.8x3.2m, 2b,1vte, 2200hp, 20.3kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


4


D4


1888


D5


2


5


D5


1889

406t, 59.6x7.4x3.5m, 2b,1vte, 3200hp, 22.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


6


D6


1889


D7


2


7


D7


1891

410t, 59.7x7.4x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 3600hp, 22.5kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT


8


D8


1891


D9


1


9


D9


1894

458t, 63.0x7.7x3.7m, 3b,1vte, 4200hp, 23.5kts, 52p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT


S90


10


10


T91


1900

394t, 63.0x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 2x1-88/27(11), 3x1-50/37(10,12-19), 3x1-450TT


11


T92


1900


12


T93


1900


13


T94


1900


14


T95


1900


15


T96


1900


16


T97


1900


17


T98


1900


18


T99


1900


19


T101


1901


S102


6


20


T102


1901

406t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 28kts, 57p; 1x1-88/27(20-22), 2x1-50/37(20-22), 3x1-50/37(23-25), 3x1-450TT


21


T103


1901


22


T104


1901


23


T105


1901


24


T106


1901


25


T107


1902


G108


6


26


T108


1902

440t, 65.8x6.7x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 6600hp, 28kts, 57p; 2x1-88/42(26), 2x1-88/27(28), 1x1-88/27(31), 3x1-50/37(27,29,30), 2x1-50/37(31), 3x1-450TT


27


T109


1902


28


T110


1903


29


T111


1902


30


T112


1902


31


T113


1902


S114


1


32


T114


1902

415t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


S120


2


33


T120


1904

468t, 64.7x7.0x2.6m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 27.5kts, 61p; 1x1-88/27, 2x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


34


T121


1904


S125


1


35


T125


1905

454t, 64.7x7.0x3.2m, 3b,3st, 6600hp, 28kts, 61p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


S126


5


36


T126


1905

482t, 64.7x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 28kts, 61p; 2x1-88/42(39), 1x1-88/27(36-38,40), 2x1-50/37(36-38,40), 3x1-450TT


37


T127


1905


38


T128


1905


39


T130


1905


40


T131


1905


G132


5


41


T132


1906

544t, 65.7x7.0x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 7000hp, 28kts, 69p; 2x1-88/42(45), 1x1-88/32(41-44), 2x1-52/51(41-44), 3x1-450TT


42


T133


1906


43


T134


1907


44


T135


1907


45


T136


1907


G137


1


46


T137


1907

693t, 71.5x7.7x3.2m, 4b,3st, 10800hp, 30kts, 81p; 1x1-88/32, 3x1-52/51, 3x1-450TT


S138


11


47


T139


1907

684t, 70.7x7.8x2.8m, 4b,2vte, 11000hp, 30.3kts, 80p; 2x1-88/42(54), 2x1-88/32(47-50,52,53,55-57), 1x1-88/32(51), 1x1-52/51(47-49,53,55-57), 3x1-52/51(51), 3x1-450TT


48


T140


1907


49


T141


1907


50


T142


1907


51


T143


1907


52


T144


1907


53


T145


1907


54


T146


1907


55


T147


1908


56


T148


1908


57


T149


1908


V150


10


58


T151


1908

691t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2vte, 10900hp, 30kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(60,62), 2x1-88/32(58,59,61), 2x1-88/27(63-67), 3x1-450TT


59


T152


1908


60


T153


1908


61


T154


1908


62


T155


1908


63


T156


1908


64


T157


1908


65


T158


1908


66


T159


1908


67


T160


1908


V161


1


68


T161


1908

687t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2st, 14800hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT


V162


2


69


T163


1909

739t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2gt(69)-4b,2st(70), 15100hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT


70


T164


1909


G169


5


71


T169


1909

777(71,72)-778(73)-824(74,75)t, 74.0x7.9x2.8(71-73)-3.0(74,75)m, 4b,3st(71,72)-4b,2st(73-75), 15000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(72-75), 2x1-88/27(71), 3x1-450TT(71-73), 4x1-500TT(74,75)


72


T170


1909


73


T173


 


74


T174


 


75


T175


 


S176


3


76


T176


1910

781t, 74.2x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17600hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


77


T178


1910


78


T179


1911


V180


9


79


T180


1910

783(79-84)-775(85-87)t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 18000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


80


T181


1910


81


T182


1910


82


T183


1910


83


T184


1910


84


T185


1910


85


T186


1911


86


T189


1911


87


T190


1911


G192


5


88


T192


1911

810t, 74.0x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 18200hp, 32kts, 76p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


89


T193


1911


90


T195


1911


91


T196


1911


92


T197


1911


S165


4


93


T165


1911

765t, 74.2x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 17500hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(93,96), 2x1-88/27(94,95), 1x1-88/27(96), 3x1-450TT


94


T166


1911


95


T167


1911


96


T168


1911


V1


5


97


V1


1912

697t, 71.1x7.6x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines


98


V2


1912


99


V3


1912


100


V5


1913


101


V6


1913


G7


4


102


G7


1912

719t, 71.5x7.6x3.0m, 4b,2st, 16000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines


103


G8


1912


104


G10


1912


105


G11


1912


S13


3


106


S18


1913

695t, 71.5x7.4x2.8m, 4b,2st, 15700hp, 32.5kts, 74p; 2x1-105/43(106,108), 2x1-88/42(107), 4x1-500TT, 18mines


107


S19


1913


108


S23


1913


V25


2


109


V26


1914

975t, 78.5x8.3x3.6m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 33.5kts, 83p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


110


V28


1914


V43


3


111


V43


1915

1106t, 79.6x8.3x4.0m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 34.5kts, 87p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


112


V44


1915


113


V46


1915


V67


2


114


V71


1916

1188t, 82.0x8.3x3.9m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 85p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


115


V79


1916


G85


1


116


G95


1916

1147t, 83.0x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 33.5kts, 87p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


B97


2


117


B97


1915

1843t, 98.0x9.4x3.9m, 4b,2st, 40000hp, 36.5kts, 114p; 4x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


118


B98


1915


V125


1


119


V130


1918

1188t, 82.0x8.3x4.1m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


V116


1


120


V116


1918

2360t, 107.5x10.4x4.5m, 4b,2st, 45000hp, 34.5kts, 188p; 4x1-149/42, 2x2-600TT, 40mines


H145


1


121


H146


1918

1147t, 84.5x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2gt/gt, 24500hp, 32kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


TB


S7


4


1-4


T13-15, 20


1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


S24


1


5


T28


1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


V105


3


6


V105


1915

421t, 62.6x6.2x2.5m, 4b,2st, 5500hp, 60p; 2x1-88/42(6), 2x1-88/27(8), 2x1-52/51(7), 2x1-450TT


7


V106


1915


8


V108


1915


A1


8


9


A1


1915

137t, 41.6x4.6x1.5m, 1b,1vte, 1200hp, 20kts, 28p; 1x1-52/51, 2x1-450TT, 4mines, sweep


10


A17


1915


11


A18


1915


12


A21


1915


13


A22


1915


14


A23


1915


15


A24


1915


16


A25


1915


A26


17


17


A26


1916

250t, 50.0x5.3x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep


18


A27


1916


19


A28


1916


20


A29


1916


21


A31


1916


22


A33


1916


23


A34


1916


24


A35


1916


25


A36


1916


26


A37


1916


27


A38


1917


28


A39


1916


29


A41


1917


30


A44


1917


31


A45


1917


32


A46


1917


33


A48


1917


A50


4


34


A52


1917

252t, 50.0x5.6x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep


35


A53


1917


36


A54


1917


37


A55


1917


A56


26


38


A59


1917

381(38-44,52-59)-392(45-51,60-63)t, 61.1(38-44)-60.0(45-51)-60.4(52-59)-61.2(60-63)x6.4x2.2m, 2b,2st(38-44,52-59)-2b,2gt(45-51,60-63), 6000(38-51,60-63)-5700(52-59)hp, 28(38-51)-26(52-59)-26.5(60-63)kts, 50(38-51,60-63)-55(52-59)p; 2x1-88/27(38-51,53-63), 3x1-88/27(52), 1x1-450TT(38-51,53-63)


39


A61


1917


40


A62


1917


41


A63


1917


42


A64


1918


43


A65


1918


44


A66


1918


45


A68


1917


46


A69


1917


47


A70


1917


48


A74


1917


49


A75


1917


50


A76


1917


51


A78


1917


52


A80


1917


53


A81


1918


54


A86


1918


55


A87


1918


56


A88


1918


57


A89


1918


58


A90


1918


59


A91


1918


60


A92


1918


61


A93


1918


62


A94


1918


63


A95


1918


ESCORTS


PC


Sirius


1


1


Vega


1890

52t, 22.6x4.6x1.6m, 1b,1vte, 200hp,; small arms


TL


Greta


1


3


Geo Plate


1916

450t, 41.5x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


2


Senator Wessels


1917


3


Essen


1918


Kabeljau


2


4


Seehase


1916


No picture


560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


5


Goldbutt


1917


Anneliese


1


6


Niendorf


1917


No picture


445t, 38.7x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Loki


2


7


Loki


1916


No picture


545t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


8


Forseti


1917


Aldebaran


3


9


Aldebaran


1916


No picture


550t, 39.0x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 500hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


10


Koldewey


1917


11


Papenburg


1919


Grasbrook


6


12


Grasbrook


1916


No picture


475t, 38.8x7.0x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


13


Harvesterhude


1916


14


Wangeroog


1917


15


Spiekeroog


1917


16


Admiral von Schröder


1918


17


Admiral von Pohl


1918


Geier


3


18


Immelmann


1917

600t, 42.7x7.0x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


19


Georg Rhode


1917


20


Graf Zeppelin


1917


Augustenburg


1


21


Geheimrat Schütt


1917

490t, 40.0x7.0x3.1m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Ditmar Koel


1


22


Hein Godenwind


1918


No picture


450t, 39.5x7.3x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Von der Goltz


6


23


Von der Goltz


1916


No picture


460t, 36.7x7.4x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


24


Emmich


1917


25


Usedom


1917


26


Wollin


1918


27


Von Laffert


1919


28


Graf Luckner


1919


Kattegat


3


29


Kattegat


1916


No picture


550t, 41.5x7.0x3.2m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


30


Großadmiral von Tirpitz


1917


31


Admiral Souchon


1918


Neuwerk


2


32


Reiherstieg


1916


No picture


470t, 36.6x7.4x4.0m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


33


Herzog Albrecht


1918


Flensburg


3


34


Mürwik


1917

257brt, 43.2x7.1xm, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


35


Gravenstein


1917


36


Apenrade


1918


Einswarden


4


37


Elsfleth


1918


No picture


560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


38


Elmshorn


1918


39


Großherzog Friedrich August


1918


40


Emden


1918


Mackensen


1


41


Thiele


1919


No picture


475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Admiral Scheer


2


42


Admiral Scheer


1917


No picture


475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


43


Ottendorf


1919


Heilbutt


3


44


Heilbutt


1917

560t, 39.6x7.1x3.4m, 1b,1vte, 490hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


45


Seeteufel


1917


46


Königsberg


1918


Seelöwe


4


47


Maerker


1918


No picture


600t, 38.2x7.1x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


48


Bunnemann


1918


49


Georg Hoffmann


1919


50


Tietze


1919


Danzig


2


51


Danzig


1918


No picture


550t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


52


Nogat


1918


Osnabrück


2


53


Osnabrück


1918


No picture


660t, 40.0x7.2x3.8m, 1b,1vte, 425hp; 1x1-88/27


54


Münster


1918


ATL


-


 


1


Ludwig


1912


 


222t


OTHER FIGHTING SHIPS


PG


Wolf


1


1


Hyäne


1879

570t, 47.2x7.7x3.4m, 2b,1hse, 340hp, 8.5kts, 106p; 2x1-125/21, 2x1-87/22, 3x5-37/20


Iltis


1


2


Panther


1902

1193t, 66.9x9.7x3.1m, 4b,2vte, 1300hp, 14kts, 130p; 2x1-105/37


COASTAL FORCES


PT


L7


1


1


LM10


1917

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1-450TT


L14


4


2-5


LM14, 16, 27, 28


1917-1919

7t, 16.5x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.6kts, 7p; 1-450TT


L17


1


6


LM20


1917

8t, 17.0x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 30.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60, 1-450TT


L21


3


7-9


LM21-23


1917-1919

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60(7), 1-450TT(7)


PS


UZ1a


12


1-12


UZ1a-12a


1916-1918


No picture


16-27t, 17.5-21.5x3.2-4.0x0.9-1.2m, 2pe, 120-360hp, 10-17.4kts, 11p;


UZ1


22


13-34


UZ1-22


1917

48-53t, 26.0-27.5x3.9-4.3x1.0-1.5m, 2-3pe, 420-640hp, 14-16.4kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51, dcr, sweep


UZ23


10


35-44


UZ23-30, 34, 35


1918

60t, 31.0x4.4x1.3m, 2pe, 570hp, 16kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51(43), dcr


MINE WARFARE SHIPS


ML


Pelikan


1


1


Pelikan


1891

2424t, 84.2x11.7x5.1m, 2b,2vte, 3000hp, 15kts, 195p; 4x1-88/27, 400mines


MW I


2


2


MW I


1917

673t, 53.1x9.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 371hp, 9.5kts, 53p; mines


3


MW II


1917


MS


S7


3


1-3


T11, 16, 22


1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S24


5


4


T24


1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


5


T27


1886


6


T29


1886


7


T30


1887


8


T31


1887


S33


8


9


T33


1887

113t, 39.9x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 1100hp, 20kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


10


T34


1887


11


T35


1887


12


T36


1887


13


T37


1887


14


T38


1887


15


T39


1887


16


T40


1887


S42


1


17


T42


1889

153t, 44.2x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1420hp, 22.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S43


5


18


T44


1889

152t, 44.2x5.0x2.7m, 1b,1vte, 1571hp, 21.5kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


19


T45


1889


20


T49


1890


21


T53


1890


22


T55


1890


S58


4


23


T60


1892

152t, 44.3x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1232hp, 20.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


24


T61


1892


25


T62


1892


26


T63


1892


S67


5


27


T69


1893

166t, 47.9x5.4x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1600hp, 21.9kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


28


T70


1893


29


T71


1893


30


T72


1893


31


T73


1894


S74


1


32


T74


1895

186t, 49.9x5.5x2.8m, 2b,1vte, 2500hp, 23.7kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S75


6


33


T75


1895

180t, 49.0x5.3x2.9m, 2b,1vte, 1744hp, 22.3kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


34


T76


1895


35


T77


1895


36


T79


1895


37


T80


1895


38


T81


1896


S82


6


39


T82


1897

170t, 48.2x5.1x2.6m, 2b,1vte, 2146hp, 25.3kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


40


T83


1897


41


T84


1897


42


T85


1898


43


T86


1898


44


T87


1898


G88


2


45


T88


1898

177t, 48.7x5.0x2.8m, 2b,1vqe, 2468hp, 26kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


46


T89


1898


M1


15


47


M1


1915

456(47-51)-476(52-61)t, 55.1(47-51)-56.4(52-61)x7.3x2.0m, 2b,2vte, 1400(47-51)-1600(52-61)hp, 16.3(47-51)-16.2(52-61)kts, 40p; 2x1-88/27, 30mines, sweeps


48


M2


1915


49


M3


1915


50


M4


1915


51


M5


1915


52


M7


1915


53


M8


1915


54


M10


1915


55


M13


1915


56


M17


1916


57


M18


1915


58


M19


1915


59


M20


1915


60


M21


1915


61


M25


1915


M27


20


62


M28


1916

507(62-73)-513(74-76,81)-503(77-80)t, 58.4(62-73)-58.3(74-76,81)-58.2(77-80)x7.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1800(62-76,81)-1890(77-80)hp, 16.5(62-73,77-80)-16.3(74-75,81)kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(62-71), 3x1-88/42(72-81), 30mines, sweeps


63


M29


1916


64


M30


1916


65


M32


1916


66


M33


1916


67


M34


1916


68


M35


1916


69


M37


1916


70


M38


1916


71


M42


1916


72


M43


1916


73


M44


1916


74


M45


1916


75


M46


1916


76


M48


1916


77


M50


1916


78


M51


1916


79


M52


1916


80


M53


1916


81


M54


1916


M57


69


82


M57


1917

535(82-86)-539(87-90,95-98,106-109)-553(91-94,99-105,110-112)-548(113-116,123-128,145,146)-564(117,118,129-132)-560(119,120,133-136,147,148)-550(121,122,137-144,149,150), 59.3(82-90,95-112,117,118,129-132)-58.2(91-94)-59.6(113-116,119-128,133-141,145-150)-59.5(142-144)x7.3-7.4x2.2-2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1600-1870hp, 15-16.5kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(82-88,113-121,123-127,129,130,133-135), 2x1-88/42(89-94,104-112), 3x1-88/42(95-98,103), 30mines, sweeps


83


M58


1917


84


M59


1917


85


M60


1918


86


M61


1918


87


M65


1917


88


M66


1917


89


M69


1917


90


M70


1917


91


M71


1918


92


M72


1918


93


M73


1918


94


M74


1918


95


M75


1917


96


M76


1917


97


M77


1917


98


M78


1917


99


M79


1919


100


M80


1919


101


M81


1919


102


M82


1919


103


M84


1917


104


M85


1918


105


M86


1918


106


M87


1917


107


M88


1917


108


M89


1918


109


M90


1918


110


M93


1918


111


M94


1918


112


M96


1918


113


M97


1918


114


M98


1918


115


M99


1918


116


M100


1918


117


M101


1918


118


M102


1918


119


M103


1918


120


M104


1918


121


M105


1918


122


M106


1919


123


M107


1918


124


M108


1918


125


M109


1918


126


M110


1918


127


M111


1918


128


M112


1919


129


M115


1918


130


M116


1918


131


M117


1919


132


M118


1919


133


M119


1918


134


M120


1918


135


M121


1918


136


M122


1919


137


M125


1919


138


M126


1919


139


M129


1919


140


M130


1919


141


M132


1919


142


M133


1919


143


M135


1919


144


M136


1919


145


M137


1919


146


M138


1919


147


M144


1919


148


M145


1919


149


M146


1919


150


M157


1919


FM1


11


151


FM1


1918

193t, 43.0x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 600hp, 14kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps


152


FM2


1918


153


FM4


1918


154


FM19


1918


155


FM20


1918


156


FM21


1919


157


FM22


1919


158


FM24


1919


159


FM25


1918


160


FM26


1918


161


FM31


1919


FM37


1


162


FM42


1919

205t, 45.5x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 750hp, 14.3kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps


MSL


F1


54


1-54


F1, 4-15, 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 34, 37-39, 41, 43-47, 49-55, 58-75


1915-1919

20-21t, 16.5-17.5x4.0x1.1m, 2pe, 120-130hp, 10-11kts, 7p; 1x5-37/20(24-54), 1x1-450TT(3,4,9), sweeps

 
​

Diplomacy/Trade:


1. Propose the trade deals with the following countries who have been talked to and accepted: U.S, Japan, Italy, Greece, Finland, and Sweden.


2. Sell/build 3 Yorck class battlecruisers and 8 Cöln class light cruisers, as well as 2 cruisers of the FK4 design, and the plans to the Tautschiff submarine for 3,233,505.32 Goldsmark (25,750,000 Lira and the ships will be sent when done being built)


3. Sign the separate Negotiating Treaty with U.S and hope for a good future.


Military:


Reorganize the 100,000 troops into their respective Divisions (Should have 8 infantry divisions and 2 Calvary divisions), these divisions will be deployed to cities in order to maintain order for those that are facing "problems" from communist or criminals. Those found to be committing crimes are to be immediately arrested, or if needed will be shot if they do have a weapon on them and do not drop it when ordered to.


Economy:


1. Immediately stop the vast printing of the golds mark, order that the golds mark is to be only producing at a reasonable constant rate which will be  advised by Hjalmar Schacht (Also he will be asked if he would like to become the next minster of economics after the next election).


2. Promote and invest funds into the private industry and Auto Industries, and encourage the owners to hire as many workers as possible if they can. Production of goods and cars hopefully will help when they exported to other countries without the worry of high tariffs.


3. Begin a Infrastructure project in the Ruhr area, hiring anybody who is in need of working.


Construction:


1. Finish constructing the Salamis BB and sell it to Greece for 2.5 million Gold marks 


Internal:


Begin homeless shelters for those who can't afford housing.


Research:


1.ZR-3 (Zeppelin)


2.German cruiser Emden


3.Junkers T 23

 

[Windhover118]

Turn 1
​

United States of America
​

 
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​

US Navy

Spoiler

Battleships:  16 in service, 6 more under construction


4 Colorado Class currently under construction (Colorado, ready Aug, 1923, Maryland, ready July 1921, West Virginia ready, Dec 1923, Washington, ready Oct, 1923)


2 Tennessee Class currently being outfitted (Tennessee, ready June 1920, California, ready Aug, 1921)


3 New Mexico Class


2 Pennsylvania Class


2 Nevada Class


2 New York Class


2 Wyoming Class


2 Florida Class


2 Delaware Class


2 South Carolina Class


Pre-dreadnoughts: 17


6 Connecticut Class


5 Virginia Class


3 Maine Class (2 currently in mothball)


3 Illinois Class (currently in use as training ships)


Light Cruisers: 


2 Omaha Class (1 Ready Feb 1923, 1 June 1923)


Armored Cruisers: 10


3 Memphis Class (Formerly Tennessee Class)


5 Pittsburgh Class (Formerly Pennsylvania class)


USS Brooklyn


USS New York


Protected Cruisers: 9


2 Colombia Class


5 Denver Class


2 St Louis Class


Scout Cruisers: 3


3 Chester Class


Destroyers: 210


Clemson Class: 48 (108 ready by 1922)


Wickes Class: 110


6 Caldwell Class


6 Sampson Class


5 Tucker Class


6 O'Brien Class


4 Aylwin Class


4 Cassin Class


21 Paulding Class


Submarines: 140


51 S-Class


27 R-Class


16 O-Class


3 T-class


USS M1


11 L-class


8-K-class


9 H-class


4 G-Class


3 F-class


2 E-class


3 D-class


2 B-class


Patrol Craft:


60 Eagle Class


300 SC-1 Submarine Chasers


Submarine Tenders: 5


USS Camden


USS Beaver


USS Fulton


USS Savannah


USS Alert


Destroyer Tenders: 4


3 Altair Class


USS Bridgeport


Seaplane Tenders:


USS Wright


9 Lapwing Class


Oilers: 17


4 Kaweah Class


8 Patoka Class


2 Sara Thompson Class


2 Kanawaha Class


Arethusa


Collier: 3


3 Proteus Class


Fleet Repair Ship: 3


USS Vestal


USS Panther


USS Prometheus


Tug-Boats: 61


17 Bagaduce class


39 Lapwing Class


USS Navajo


USS Conestoga


USS Ontario


USS Osceola


USS Chemung


Naval Aviation:


96 Vought VE-7


4 VE-9 floatplanes


60 Ca.5 bombers


10 Handley Page Type O Bombers


150 Aeromarine 39


50 Aeromarine Flying boats


Curtiss N9 Floatplane


150 Curtiss Model R torpedo floatplanes

US Army:

Spoiler

6,000,000 Men (This number includes Army Regulars, National Guard and conscripts in the National Army)


100 Mark VIII Liberty Heavy Tanks


950 M1917 Light Tanks


1900 M1897A Field Gun's


900 M1897B Field Guns


400 3-inch M1905 field guns


1503 155mm Howitzer 1917


626 155mm Howitzer 1918


400 M1918 155mm GPF


216 M1917 8-inch howitzers


330 M1918 240mm Seige Howitzers 


US Army Air Service:


150 SE.5


100 Sopwith Dolphins


400 SPAD S.XIII


500 Airco DH.4


20 Martin MB-1

United States Marine Corp

Spoiler

72000 Men


12 Airco D.H4


96 Airco DH.9

Diplomacy:


Accept general trade deal with Germany. This deal lowers Tariffs on Germans goods allowing them to be more competitive on international markets. This will allow Germany to generate revenue and develop economically so it may repay its war debts.  However, specify that no items of a military nature are to be imported from Germany without express permission from the US government. 


Internal Affairs: 


Refuse to ratify the Versailles Treaty. 


Begin downsizing the National Army. The first step is to start releasing Men drafted into the Army for World War I from the service. Three million men are currently in the service of the US Army as draftees. For the first phase of demobilization, 500,000 men selected by lottery will be immediately released from their wartime military obligations. 


Recruitment/Construction:


Lay down 2 South Dakota Class Battleships


Lay down 3 Lexington Class Battlecruisers


Lay down 2 Omaha Class Light Cruisers


Construct 20 Vought VE-7 biplanes


Research:


Annapolis Class Heavy Cruisers: Details PM'ed

 

[Pman]

The Republic of Czechoslovakia

Czechslovak Army


200,000 troops (50,000 Active) 


Small Arms


Side Arms: Roth-Steyr M1907
Rifles: Gewehr 1888
Gewehr 1898
200,000 Mannlicher M1895
Mannlicher M1888
Machine guns:
Schwarlose M.07/12
Madsen M02



Artillery


Skoda 100mm Model 1916 mountain gun


10.4 cm Feldkanone M.15 field gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M.15 Heavy howitzer 


15 cm Autokanone M.15/16 heavy field gun


21 cm Mörser M.16/18 heavy howitzer


6 24 cm Kanone M.16 Super heavy siege gun


38 cm Belagerungshaubitze M 16 Super heavy siege howitzer


Skoda 75mm Model 15 mountain gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M 14/16 Heavy howitzer


10 cm Skoda Houfnice vz 14/19 field howitzer


Skoda 150mm Model 1918 mountain howitzer


Skoda 100mm Model 16/19 mountain howitzer


42 cm Haubitze M.14/16 Superheavy siege howitzer


17 Skoda 305mm Model 1911 Siege howitzer


8 cm FK M.5 field gun 


9 cm Kanon PL vz. 12/20


8 cm FK M 18 field gun


8 cm FK M 17 field gun 

 
​

 
​

Armor
​

12 Skoda-FIAT Torino armored cars
​

Military
​

Test the 5 tanks Italy is send us, putting them thru various obstacles faced during the Great War. Keep in mind that if the tanks are majorly damaged, they must be purchased.
​

Construction:
Begin plans for expansions on Skoda facilities, to include production facilities for steam locomotives, freight and passenger vehicles, aircraft, ships, machine tools, steam turbines, power-engineering equipment, etc.
 
Economy:

 
Internal affairs:
Plan for an infrastructure project for the Slovakian lands, with the goal of improving roads and construction or expansion of factories in major cities. 
Adopt the Czechoslovak Constitution of 1920
Foreign affairs/trade:
​

Send diplomats to Romania, Yugoslavia and Italy in regards to protecting the state coming out the dead empire sovereignty
​

Offer to purchase some of the rifles and other small arms Germany has to sell due to the Peace Treaty 
​

Offer to construct battleship guns for Italy 
​

Operations:

 
Research:
The PA-I Armored car (http://www.militaryfactory.com/armor/detail.asp?armor_id=956)
 The Avia BH-3
Developments:
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[Blazefire2000]

Kingdom of Italy Turn 1:


Nation Name: Kingdom of Italy


Nation Rank: Major Power


Population: 39,000,000


Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy


Ruling Party: Italian Reformist Socialist Party


Military:


Small Arms:
2,000,000 M1893 Carcano rifles
80,000 Beretta M1915 handguns
20,000 Fiat-Riveli M1914 machine guns 
1,400 Beretta M1918 submachine guns
800 Beretta OVP submachine guns
28,000 Villar-Perosa submachine guns


Regio Esercito:
1,000,000 troops
152 Fiat 3000 ModB light tanks
2 Fiat 2000 heavy tanks
500 65/17 mountain guns
225 75/17 mountain guns
160 149/35A field guns


Regia Marina:
3 Giulio Cesare class dreadnought; Giulio Cesare, Leonardo Da Vinci, Conte di Cavour
2 Andrea Doria class dreadnought; Andrea Doria, Caio Dulio
1 Dante Alighieri class dreadnought; Dante Alighieri
4 Regia Elena class pre-dreadnought; Regia Elena, Vittorio Emanuele, Roma, Napoli
2 Ammiraglio di Saint Bon class pre-dreadnought; Ammiraglio di Saint Bon, Emanuele Fiberto
1 Re Umberto class ironclad; Sardegna
1 Dulio class ironclad; Dandolo
1 Fai di Bruno class monitor; Fai do Bruno
2 Monte Grappa class monitor; Monte Grappa, Montello
1 Monfalcone class monitor; Monfalcone
1 Monte Santo class monitor; Monte Santo
1 Monto Sabotino class monitor; Monto Sabotino
1 Monte Cucco class monitor; Monte Cucco
1 Vodice class monitor; Vodice
1 Carso class monitor; Carso
1 Pasubio class monitor; Pasubio
1 Europa class seaplane carrier; Europa
1 Vettor Pisani class armored cruiser; Vettor Pisani
2 Giuseppe Girabaldi class armored cruiser; Varese, Francesco Ferruccio
1 Pisa class armored cruiser; Pisa
2 San Giorgio class armored cruiser; San Giorgio, San Marco
1 Flavio Giova class masted iron ship; Flavio Giova
1 Amerigo Vespucci class masted iron ship; Amerigo Vespucci
1 Etna class protected cruiser; Etna
1 Piemonte class protected cruiser; Piemonte
5 Regioni class protected cruiser; Lombardia, Etruria, Liguria, Elba, Puglia
1 Calabria class protected cruiser; Calabria
1 Libia class protected cruiser; Libia
1 Quarto class,protected cruiser; Quarto
2 Nino Bixio class protected cruiser; Nino Bixio, Marsala
1 Campania class protected cruiser, Campania
1 Fulmine class destroyer
5 Lampo class destroyer
3 Nembo class destroyer
10 Soldato class destroyer
4 Indomito class destroyer
2 Ardito class destroyer
1 Animoso class destroyer
2 Alessandro Poerio class destroyer
8 Rosolino Pino class destroyer
3 Carlo Mirabello class destroyer
4 Giuseppe Sitori class destroyer 
1 Audace class destroyer
3 Aquila class destroyer
7 Giuseppe La Masa
17 F1 class submarine
7 H1 class submarine
5 Pietro Micca class submarine
4 Andrea Provana class submarine
6 N1 class submarine
2 X2 class submarine


Regia Aeronautica: 
4 Tebaldi Zari fighter
3 Marchetti MVT fighter
250 A.1 Balilla fighter
1 Ducrot SLD fighter
2 Pomilio Gamma fighters
662 Ca.5 Heavy Bombers
250 Fiat B.R bombers


Diplomacy: 


For 20,750,000 Lira. Purchase the 3 uncompleted Erstaz Yorck's, 8 Cöln class cruisers, 2 newbuild cruisers of the FK4 design all to be completed in Germany, as well as 1 Mackensen hull to be towed to Italy, and the plans for the Tautschiff-1 submarine.


Sell the 10 Soldato class destroyers to Greece for 1 Million Lira, as well as offer to modernize the Pisa class cruiser being sold for 4 million Lira. Begin construction of a Caio Dulio class battleship destined for Greece for 9 million Lira. 


Send Czechslovakia 6 Fiat 3000 ModB for testing free of charge, though if any are damaged they will be paid for.


Construction: 


Build 96 Tebaldi Zari fighters


Continue construction on the 4 Francesco Caracciolo class battleships to keep the people employed


Build new ammunition producing factories, new standard for ammunition of all types will be issued to make sure the quality stays the same and its performance is as needed.


Accept the Cei-Regotti as a the new standard service rifle to replace the aging Carcano. Production is to begin in 9 months time as modification should are made.


Internal:


Establish the Kings Guard, loyal only to the king as his personal bodyguard of 2,000 elite troops, to be picked from volunteers from the former Arditi units.


Research: Begin research on the new Palermo class heavy cruisers


Begin research on a new 76/35 ship mounted AA gun to be designated the "Cannone da 76/35 A Modello 1920


Begin research on a new ship mounted 102/50 gun to be designated the "Cannone da 102/50 A Modello 1920"


Begin research on an upgraded version of the Marchetti MVT, it is to be able to withstand corrosion by seawater (effect learned from Italy's extensive use of seaplane fighters), strengthened landing gear, and arrest or gear for carrier landings. It is to be designated the Marchetti MVTCV

 

[Blazefire2000]

Turn 1 Moderations:


Greece: 
10,000 soldiers volunteer to be recruited into the army, they all happen to be ardent supporters of the Megali Idea
Housing for the poor and homeless as well as road improvement is starting to strain the post war economy
The unemployed have turned up to the offered jobs in small numbers, the rest are unsure about the offer
The companies are founded
The ships from Italy have been sold and the Caio Dulio's construction has begun
Fiat light tanks have arrived as well
The construction of Salamis continues, though the guns need to be rebought from the United States as they are no longer in Greek ownership
75mm cannon 1920 research: 2 turns
KEA M20: 5 turns



Germany: 
Trade deals go through
Yorcks will take 7 turns to complete, Cölns will take 4 and the FK4's 6 turns. The German shipyards are flocking with former workers returning for their jobs.
See US turn for Negotiating Treaty
Printing stops, to the relief of German economist everywhere
Auto industries sprout up across Germany, some will fail and some will succeed
Infrastructure expansion strains the economy, but let's the unemployed work.
Homeless Shelters are being built using government subsidies, straining the economy
ZR-3 will take 2 turns
Emden will take 3 turns
Junkers T23 will take 2 turns


America: 
France (because Turn wasn't posted) is pissed at America refusing to ratify the treaty of Versailles
2 South Dakota class have been layed down, slated for completion Turn 8 if no delays occur
3 Lexington class battlecruisers have been layed down, slated for completion Turn 10 if no delays occur
2 Omaha class light cruisers have been layed down, slated for completion Turn 5 if no delays occur
20 Vought VE-7 biplanes have been built
Annapolis class cruiser will be done on turn 4


Czechoslovakia:
Infrastructure planning has started, the minister of economics thanks you for not being rash so they can cut cost where possible
The diplomats have met, the Yugoslavs don't see the point with the proximity of British colonies and how far they are from the red Russians, the romans however accept as the free state of Ukraine is close to crumbling
Italy considers the offer, if they can offer higher quality than current Italian manufactures and cheaper prices in the post war economy
PA-I will take 3 turns
Aviation BH-3 will take 3 turns


Italy (best country):
Tebaldi Zari fighters will take two turns (fucking over quality)
The four Franceso Caracciolo class battleships continue construction, the first is not slated to be finished until Turn 3, the second turn 5, the third turn 6, and the last turn 9
Cei-Regotti rifle is undergoing testing, results will be out at the end of turn 2, modifications done turn 3
Kings Guard is established, Long Live Emanuele
Palermo class heavy cruiser will take 4 turns
Cannone da 76/35 Modello 1920 will take 3 turns
Cannone da 102/50 A Modello 1920 will take 2 turns
MVTCV will take 4 turns


Now post Turn 2 ya shiets (especially those who missed turned one)

 

[AdmiralKerkov]

RESCUE IN IRKUSTK
​

After a breakneck approach to the recently captured city, a combined Japanese and Kolchak Loyalist force, made a raid of the city, in an attempt to save their former leader, Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak and his loyal minister Viktor Pepelyayev from imprisonment by the Bolsheviks. The skirmish began after what has been called the "Frozen Hell Sprint" as the 14,000 strong force left their trains for a surprise assault on the Siberian town. On the dawn of January 27th, several thousand Japanese infantry man attacked the eastern reaches of the town, with substantial reinforcements later that day, they managed to draw a great amount of the Socialist forces towards defending that area, establishing trench warfare in the snow. Half past midnight, on January 28th, a combined force of Russians and Japanese soldiers stormed the southern flank, catching the Bolshevik defenders off guard, and causing much of their formation to collapse. The area where the two men were detained was in the south of the town, and such, Kolchak and Pepelyayev were saved by the coalition force and, the attacking army retreated despite the tattered defenses by local Bolshevik fighters. The fighting seized on January 29th as the last of the Japanese infantry abandoned their trenches and retreated back to Japanese controlled territory. Despite the victory, more losses were accrued to the Loyalist/Japanese coalition force, in part by freezing conditions, attacking a defended position, and disregarding normal offensive protocol to seize the two important assets over competent fighting.  It is suspected that Kolchak and Pepelyayev have been given asylum in Japan. 
​

Casualties
​

Japanese/Loyalist Coalition Forces
​

3,409 Japanese Soldiers KIA/MIA
​

893 Russian Loyalists KIA/MIA
​

1,359 Japanese Soldiers WIA
​

468 Russian Loyalists WIA
​

Bolshevik Forces
​

2,963 Socialist/Bolshevik Soldiers KIA/MIA
​

4,538 Socialist/Bolshevik Soldiers WIA
​

8 Artillery Pieces Destroyed
​

GLOBAL EVENTS
​

Jan. 16th: Prohibition in the United States of America comes into effect. In the following three months crime rates rise highly. 
​

Jan. 23rd: Netherlands refuses to extradite former Kaiser Wilhelm II, much to the detest of the allied powers of the Great War.
​

Feb. 20th: Gori Earthquake in Georgia, 112 killed. 
​

Mar. 15th: The "Red Ruhr Army" rises as an armed workers strike, after defeating local army and police units, declared German Communist army. Suspected 50,000-80,000 workers are employed by the army. 
​

Apr. 24th: The Polish-Soviet War is declared, few skirmishes have taken place in Soviet Ukraine. 
​

 
​

 

[general ostruppen]

Weimar Republic
​

Turn 2
​

Population: 60,898,584
3rd world nation
Semi-presidential representative federal republic
​

Spoiler

Reichswehr

100,000 soldiers (army)


8 infantry divisions, and 2 cavalry divisions


5,000 mp18's


500 Mg08's


10,000 Luger P08


90,000 Mauser Model 1898


150 trucks



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Reichsmarine





15,000 sailors (navy)


BB


Deutschland


2


1


Hannover


1907

13994t, 127.6x22.2x8.3m, 12b,3vte, 20540hp, 19.1kts, 743p; 240belt, 40deck, 280turrets, 300CT; 2x2-283/37, 14x1-173/37, 20x1-88/32, 6-450TT


2


Schlesien


1908


CRUISERS


CL


Victoria Louise


1


1


Freya


1898

6491t, 110.6x17.4x6.8m, 8b,3vte, 10000hp, 19.5kts, 477p; 100slopes, 40deck, 100turrets, 150CT; 1x1-149/37, 4x1-105/42, 3x1-88/32, 11x1-88/27


Gazelle


9


2


Nymphe


1900

3082(2-4)-3180(5)t, 105.0(5)-105.1(2-4)x12.2(2-4)-12.4(5)x5.5(5)-5.4(2-4)m, 10b,2vte(2)-9b,2vte(3-5), 9020(2-4)-8580(5)hp, 21.8(2-4)-21.5(5)kts, 249(2-4)-259(5)p; 50slopes, 25deck, 50shields, 80CT; 9x1-105/42(3), 10x1-105/37(2,4,5), 2x1-500TT(5), 2-450TT(2-4), 200mines(5)


3


Thetis


1901


4


Amazone


1901


5


Arcona


1903


Bremen


1


6


Berlin


1905

3816t, 111.1x13.3x5.6m, 10b,2vte, 11750hp, 23kts, 288p; 80slopes, 35deck, 50shields, 100CT; 10x1-105/37, 2-450TT, 80mines


Magdeburg


2


7


Strassburg


1912

5281(7)-5587(8)t, 138.7x13.5x5.1m, 16b,2st, 25000hp, 27kts, 354p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(7), 2x1-500TT(8), 120mines


8


Stralsund


1912


Graudenz


2


9


Graudenz


1914

6382t, 142.7x13.8x6.1m, 12b,2st, 26000hp, 27.5kts, 385p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(9), 4x1-500TT(10), 120mines


10


Regensburg


1915


Königsberg


1


11


Königsberg


1916

7125t, 151.4x14.2x6.3m, 12b,2st, 31000hp, 27.5kts, 475p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 8x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT, 200mines


CLL


Grille


1


1


Grille


1858

491t, 56.9x7.4x3.2m, 2b,1hc, 760hp, 14.4kts, 70p; 2x5-37/20


Blitz


2


2


Blitz


1883

1486t, 78.4x9.9x4.4m, 8b,2hc, 2700hp, 15.6kts, 134p; 6x1-88/27, (2x1+1)-350TT


3


Pfeil


1884


AMC


-


1


1


Möwe


1914

9800t, 124.5x14.4m, 5b,1vte, 3200hp, 14kts; 4x1-149/43, 1x1-105/42, 2x1-500TT, 500mines


TORPEDO SHIPS


DD


D1


2


1


D1


1887

300t, 56.1x6.6x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 2000hp, 20.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


2


D2


1887


D3


2


3


D3


1888

300t, 57.6x6.8x3.2m, 2b,1vte, 2200hp, 20.3kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


4


D4


1888


D5


2


5


D5


1889

406t, 59.6x7.4x3.5m, 2b,1vte, 3200hp, 22.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


6


D6


1889


D7


2


7


D7


1891

410t, 59.7x7.4x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 3600hp, 22.5kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT


8


D8


1891


D9


1


9


D9


1894

458t, 63.0x7.7x3.7m, 3b,1vte, 4200hp, 23.5kts, 52p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT


S90


10


10


T91


1900

394t, 63.0x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 2x1-88/27(11), 3x1-50/37(10,12-19), 3x1-450TT


11


T92


1900


12


T93


1900


13


T94


1900


14


T95


1900


15


T96


1900


16


T97


1900


17


T98


1900


18


T99


1900


19


T101


1901


S102


6


20


T102


1901

406t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 28kts, 57p; 1x1-88/27(20-22), 2x1-50/37(20-22), 3x1-50/37(23-25), 3x1-450TT


21


T103


1901


22


T104


1901


23


T105


1901


24


T106


1901


25


T107


1902


G108


6


26


T108


1902

440t, 65.8x6.7x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 6600hp, 28kts, 57p; 2x1-88/42(26), 2x1-88/27(28), 1x1-88/27(31), 3x1-50/37(27,29,30), 2x1-50/37(31), 3x1-450TT


27


T109


1902


28


T110


1903


29


T111


1902


30


T112


1902


31


T113


1902


S114


1


32


T114


1902

415t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


S120


2


33


T120


1904

468t, 64.7x7.0x2.6m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 27.5kts, 61p; 1x1-88/27, 2x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


34


T121


1904


S125


1


35


T125


1905

454t, 64.7x7.0x3.2m, 3b,3st, 6600hp, 28kts, 61p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT


S126


5


36


T126


1905

482t, 64.7x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 28kts, 61p; 2x1-88/42(39), 1x1-88/27(36-38,40), 2x1-50/37(36-38,40), 3x1-450TT


37


T127


1905


38


T128


1905


39


T130


1905


40


T131


1905


G132


5


41


T132


1906

544t, 65.7x7.0x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 7000hp, 28kts, 69p; 2x1-88/42(45), 1x1-88/32(41-44), 2x1-52/51(41-44), 3x1-450TT


42


T133


1906


43


T134


1907


44


T135


1907


45


T136


1907


G137


1


46


T137


1907

693t, 71.5x7.7x3.2m, 4b,3st, 10800hp, 30kts, 81p; 1x1-88/32, 3x1-52/51, 3x1-450TT


S138


11


47


T139


1907

684t, 70.7x7.8x2.8m, 4b,2vte, 11000hp, 30.3kts, 80p; 2x1-88/42(54), 2x1-88/32(47-50,52,53,55-57), 1x1-88/32(51), 1x1-52/51(47-49,53,55-57), 3x1-52/51(51), 3x1-450TT


48


T140


1907


49


T141


1907


50


T142


1907


51


T143


1907


52


T144


1907


53


T145


1907


54


T146


1907


55


T147


1908


56


T148


1908


57


T149


1908


V150


10


58


T151


1908

691t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2vte, 10900hp, 30kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(60,62), 2x1-88/32(58,59,61), 2x1-88/27(63-67), 3x1-450TT


59


T152


1908


60


T153


1908


61


T154


1908


62


T155


1908


63


T156


1908


64


T157


1908


65


T158


1908


66


T159


1908


67


T160


1908


V161


1


68


T161


1908

687t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2st, 14800hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT


V162


2


69


T163


1909

739t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2gt(69)-4b,2st(70), 15100hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT


70


T164


1909


G169


5


71


T169


1909

777(71,72)-778(73)-824(74,75)t, 74.0x7.9x2.8(71-73)-3.0(74,75)m, 4b,3st(71,72)-4b,2st(73-75), 15000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(72-75), 2x1-88/27(71), 3x1-450TT(71-73), 4x1-500TT(74,75)


72


T170


1909


73


T173


 


74


T174


 


75


T175


 


S176


3


76


T176


1910

781t, 74.2x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17600hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


77


T178


1910


78


T179


1911


V180


9


79


T180


1910

783(79-84)-775(85-87)t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 18000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


80


T181


1910


81


T182


1910


82


T183


1910


83


T184


1910


84


T185


1910


85


T186


1911


86


T189


1911


87


T190


1911


G192


5


88


T192


1911

810t, 74.0x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 18200hp, 32kts, 76p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT


89


T193


1911


90


T195


1911


91


T196


1911


92


T197


1911


S165


4


93


T165


1911

765t, 74.2x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 17500hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(93,96), 2x1-88/27(94,95), 1x1-88/27(96), 3x1-450TT


94


T166


1911


95


T167


1911


96


T168


1911


V1


5


97


V1


1912

697t, 71.1x7.6x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines


98


V2


1912


99


V3


1912


100


V5


1913


101


V6


1913


G7


4


102


G7


1912

719t, 71.5x7.6x3.0m, 4b,2st, 16000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines


103


G8


1912


104


G10


1912


105


G11


1912


S13


3


106


S18


1913

695t, 71.5x7.4x2.8m, 4b,2st, 15700hp, 32.5kts, 74p; 2x1-105/43(106,108), 2x1-88/42(107), 4x1-500TT, 18mines


107


S19


1913


108


S23


1913


V25


2


109


V26


1914

975t, 78.5x8.3x3.6m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 33.5kts, 83p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


110


V28


1914


V43


3


111


V43


1915

1106t, 79.6x8.3x4.0m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 34.5kts, 87p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


112


V44


1915


113


V46


1915


V67


2


114


V71


1916

1188t, 82.0x8.3x3.9m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 85p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


115


V79


1916


G85


1


116


G95


1916

1147t, 83.0x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 33.5kts, 87p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


B97


2


117


B97


1915

1843t, 98.0x9.4x3.9m, 4b,2st, 40000hp, 36.5kts, 114p; 4x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


118


B98


1915


V125


1


119


V130


1918

1188t, 82.0x8.3x4.1m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


V116


1


120


V116


1918

2360t, 107.5x10.4x4.5m, 4b,2st, 45000hp, 34.5kts, 188p; 4x1-149/42, 2x2-600TT, 40mines


H145


1


121


H146


1918

1147t, 84.5x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2gt/gt, 24500hp, 32kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines


TB


S7


4


1-4


T13-15, 20


1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


S24


1


5


T28


1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT


V105


3


6


V105


1915

421t, 62.6x6.2x2.5m, 4b,2st, 5500hp, 60p; 2x1-88/42(6), 2x1-88/27(8), 2x1-52/51(7), 2x1-450TT


7


V106


1915


8


V108


1915


A1


8


9


A1


1915

137t, 41.6x4.6x1.5m, 1b,1vte, 1200hp, 20kts, 28p; 1x1-52/51, 2x1-450TT, 4mines, sweep


10


A17


1915


11


A18


1915


12


A21


1915


13


A22


1915


14


A23


1915


15


A24


1915


16


A25


1915


A26


17


17


A26


1916

250t, 50.0x5.3x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep


18


A27


1916


19


A28


1916


20


A29


1916


21


A31


1916


22


A33


1916


23


A34


1916


24


A35


1916


25


A36


1916


26


A37


1916


27


A38


1917


28


A39


1916


29


A41


1917


30


A44


1917


31


A45


1917


32


A46


1917


33


A48


1917


A50


4


34


A52


1917

252t, 50.0x5.6x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep


35


A53


1917


36


A54


1917


37


A55


1917


A56


26


38


A59


1917

381(38-44,52-59)-392(45-51,60-63)t, 61.1(38-44)-60.0(45-51)-60.4(52-59)-61.2(60-63)x6.4x2.2m, 2b,2st(38-44,52-59)-2b,2gt(45-51,60-63), 6000(38-51,60-63)-5700(52-59)hp, 28(38-51)-26(52-59)-26.5(60-63)kts, 50(38-51,60-63)-55(52-59)p; 2x1-88/27(38-51,53-63), 3x1-88/27(52), 1x1-450TT(38-51,53-63)


39


A61


1917


40


A62


1917


41


A63


1917


42


A64


1918


43


A65


1918


44


A66


1918


45


A68


1917


46


A69


1917


47


A70


1917


48


A74


1917


49


A75


1917


50


A76


1917


51


A78


1917


52


A80


1917


53


A81


1918


54


A86


1918


55


A87


1918


56


A88


1918


57


A89


1918


58


A90


1918


59


A91


1918


60


A92


1918


61


A93


1918


62


A94


1918


63


A95


1918


ESCORTS


PC


Sirius


1


1


Vega


1890

52t, 22.6x4.6x1.6m, 1b,1vte, 200hp,; small arms


TL


Greta


1


3


Geo Plate


1916

450t, 41.5x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


2


Senator Wessels


1917


3


Essen


1918


Kabeljau


2


4


Seehase


1916


No picture


560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


5


Goldbutt


1917


Anneliese


1


6


Niendorf


1917


No picture


445t, 38.7x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Loki


2


7


Loki


1916


No picture


545t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


8


Forseti


1917


Aldebaran


3


9


Aldebaran


1916


No picture


550t, 39.0x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 500hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


10


Koldewey


1917


11


Papenburg


1919


Grasbrook


6


12


Grasbrook


1916


No picture


475t, 38.8x7.0x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


13


Harvesterhude


1916


14


Wangeroog


1917


15


Spiekeroog


1917


16


Admiral von Schröder


1918


17


Admiral von Pohl


1918


Geier


3


18


Immelmann


1917

600t, 42.7x7.0x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


19


Georg Rhode


1917


20


Graf Zeppelin


1917


Augustenburg


1


21


Geheimrat Schütt


1917

490t, 40.0x7.0x3.1m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Ditmar Koel


1


22


Hein Godenwind


1918


No picture


450t, 39.5x7.3x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Von der Goltz


6


23


Von der Goltz


1916


No picture


460t, 36.7x7.4x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


24


Emmich


1917


25


Usedom


1917


26


Wollin


1918


27


Von Laffert


1919


28


Graf Luckner


1919


Kattegat


3


29


Kattegat


1916


No picture


550t, 41.5x7.0x3.2m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


30


Großadmiral von Tirpitz


1917


31


Admiral Souchon


1918


Neuwerk


2


32


Reiherstieg


1916


No picture


470t, 36.6x7.4x4.0m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


33


Herzog Albrecht


1918


Flensburg


3


34


Mürwik


1917

257brt, 43.2x7.1xm, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


35


Gravenstein


1917


36


Apenrade


1918


Einswarden


4


37


Elsfleth


1918


No picture


560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


38


Elmshorn


1918


39


Großherzog Friedrich August


1918


40


Emden


1918


Mackensen


1


41


Thiele


1919


No picture


475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


Admiral Scheer


2


42


Admiral Scheer


1917


No picture


475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


43


Ottendorf


1919


Heilbutt


3


44


Heilbutt


1917

560t, 39.6x7.1x3.4m, 1b,1vte, 490hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


45


Seeteufel


1917


46


Königsberg


1918


Seelöwe


4


47


Maerker


1918


No picture


600t, 38.2x7.1x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


48


Bunnemann


1918


49


Georg Hoffmann


1919


50


Tietze


1919


Danzig


2


51


Danzig


1918


No picture


550t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27


52


Nogat


1918


Osnabrück


2


53


Osnabrück


1918


No picture


660t, 40.0x7.2x3.8m, 1b,1vte, 425hp; 1x1-88/27


54


Münster


1918


ATL


-


 


1


Ludwig


1912


 


222t


OTHER FIGHTING SHIPS


PG


Wolf


1


1


Hyäne


1879

570t, 47.2x7.7x3.4m, 2b,1hse, 340hp, 8.5kts, 106p; 2x1-125/21, 2x1-87/22, 3x5-37/20


Iltis


1


2


Panther


1902

1193t, 66.9x9.7x3.1m, 4b,2vte, 1300hp, 14kts, 130p; 2x1-105/37


COASTAL FORCES


PT


L7


1


1


LM10


1917

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1-450TT


L14


4


2-5


LM14, 16, 27, 28


1917-1919

7t, 16.5x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.6kts, 7p; 1-450TT


L17


1


6


LM20


1917

8t, 17.0x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 30.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60, 1-450TT


L21


3


7-9


LM21-23


1917-1919

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60(7), 1-450TT(7)


PS


UZ1a


12


1-12


UZ1a-12a


1916-1918


No picture


16-27t, 17.5-21.5x3.2-4.0x0.9-1.2m, 2pe, 120-360hp, 10-17.4kts, 11p;


UZ1


22


13-34


UZ1-22


1917

48-53t, 26.0-27.5x3.9-4.3x1.0-1.5m, 2-3pe, 420-640hp, 14-16.4kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51, dcr, sweep


UZ23


10


35-44


UZ23-30, 34, 35


1918

60t, 31.0x4.4x1.3m, 2pe, 570hp, 16kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51(43), dcr


MINE WARFARE SHIPS


ML


Pelikan


1


1


Pelikan


1891

2424t, 84.2x11.7x5.1m, 2b,2vte, 3000hp, 15kts, 195p; 4x1-88/27, 400mines


MW I


2


2


MW I


1917

673t, 53.1x9.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 371hp, 9.5kts, 53p; mines


3


MW II


1917


MS


S7


3


1-3


T11, 16, 22


1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S24


5


4


T24


1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


5


T27


1886


6


T29


1886


7


T30


1887


8


T31


1887


S33


8


9


T33


1887

113t, 39.9x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 1100hp, 20kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


10


T34


1887


11


T35


1887


12


T36


1887


13


T37


1887


14


T38


1887


15


T39


1887


16


T40


1887


S42


1


17


T42


1889

153t, 44.2x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1420hp, 22.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S43


5


18


T44


1889

152t, 44.2x5.0x2.7m, 1b,1vte, 1571hp, 21.5kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


19


T45


1889


20


T49


1890


21


T53


1890


22


T55


1890


S58


4


23


T60


1892

152t, 44.3x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1232hp, 20.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


24


T61


1892


25


T62


1892


26


T63


1892


S67


5


27


T69


1893

166t, 47.9x5.4x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1600hp, 21.9kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


28


T70


1893


29


T71


1893


30


T72


1893


31


T73


1894


S74


1


32


T74


1895

186t, 49.9x5.5x2.8m, 2b,1vte, 2500hp, 23.7kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


S75


6


33


T75


1895

180t, 49.0x5.3x2.9m, 2b,1vte, 1744hp, 22.3kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


34


T76


1895


35


T77


1895


36


T79


1895


37


T80


1895


38


T81


1896


S82


6


39


T82


1897

170t, 48.2x5.1x2.6m, 2b,1vte, 2146hp, 25.3kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


40


T83


1897


41


T84


1897


42


T85


1898


43


T86


1898


44


T87


1898


G88


2


45


T88


1898

177t, 48.7x5.0x2.8m, 2b,1vqe, 2468hp, 26kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep


46


T89


1898


M1


15


47


M1


1915

456(47-51)-476(52-61)t, 55.1(47-51)-56.4(52-61)x7.3x2.0m, 2b,2vte, 1400(47-51)-1600(52-61)hp, 16.3(47-51)-16.2(52-61)kts, 40p; 2x1-88/27, 30mines, sweeps


48


M2


1915


49


M3


1915


50


M4


1915


51


M5


1915


52


M7


1915


53


M8


1915


54


M10


1915


55


M13


1915


56


M17


1916


57


M18


1915


58


M19


1915


59


M20


1915


60


M21


1915


61


M25


1915


M27


20


62


M28


1916

507(62-73)-513(74-76,81)-503(77-80)t, 58.4(62-73)-58.3(74-76,81)-58.2(77-80)x7.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1800(62-76,81)-1890(77-80)hp, 16.5(62-73,77-80)-16.3(74-75,81)kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(62-71), 3x1-88/42(72-81), 30mines, sweeps


63


M29


1916


64


M30


1916


65


M32


1916


66


M33


1916


67


M34


1916


68


M35


1916


69


M37


1916


70


M38


1916


71


M42


1916


72


M43


1916


73


M44


1916


74


M45


1916


75


M46


1916


76


M48


1916


77


M50


1916


78


M51


1916


79


M52


1916


80


M53


1916


81


M54


1916


M57


69


82


M57


1917

535(82-86)-539(87-90,95-98,106-109)-553(91-94,99-105,110-112)-548(113-116,123-128,145,146)-564(117,118,129-132)-560(119,120,133-136,147,148)-550(121,122,137-144,149,150), 59.3(82-90,95-112,117,118,129-132)-58.2(91-94)-59.6(113-116,119-128,133-141,145-150)-59.5(142-144)x7.3-7.4x2.2-2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1600-1870hp, 15-16.5kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(82-88,113-121,123-127,129,130,133-135), 2x1-88/42(89-94,104-112), 3x1-88/42(95-98,103), 30mines, sweeps


83


M58


1917


84


M59


1917


85


M60


1918


86


M61


1918


87


M65


1917


88


M66


1917


89


M69


1917


90


M70


1917


91


M71


1918


92


M72


1918


93


M73


1918


94


M74


1918


95


M75


1917


96


M76


1917


97


M77


1917


98


M78


1917


99


M79


1919


100


M80


1919


101


M81


1919


102


M82


1919


103


M84


1917


104


M85


1918


105


M86


1918


106


M87


1917


107


M88


1917


108


M89


1918


109


M90


1918


110


M93


1918


111


M94


1918


112


M96


1918


113


M97


1918


114


M98


1918


115


M99


1918


116


M100


1918


117


M101


1918


118


M102


1918


119


M103


1918


120


M104


1918


121


M105


1918


122


M106


1919


123


M107


1918


124


M108


1918


125


M109


1918


126


M110


1918


127


M111


1918


128


M112


1919


129


M115


1918


130


M116


1918


131


M117


1919


132


M118


1919


133


M119


1918


134


M120


1918


135


M121


1918


136


M122


1919


137


M125


1919


138


M126


1919


139


M129


1919


140


M130


1919


141


M132


1919


142


M133


1919


143


M135


1919


144


M136


1919


145


M137


1919


146


M138


1919


147


M144


1919


148


M145


1919


149


M146


1919


150


M157


1919


FM1


11


151


FM1


1918

193t, 43.0x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 600hp, 14kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps


152


FM2


1918


153


FM4


1918


154


FM19


1918


155


FM20


1918


156


FM21


1919


157


FM22


1919


158


FM24


1919


159


FM25


1918


160


FM26


1918


161


FM31


1919


FM37


1


162


FM42


1919

205t, 45.5x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 750hp, 14.3kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps


MSL


F1


54


1-54


F1, 4-15, 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 34, 37-39, 41, 43-47, 49-55, 58-75


1915-1919

20-21t, 16.5-17.5x4.0x1.1m, 2pe, 120-130hp, 10-11kts, 7p; 1x5-37/20(24-54), 1x1-450TT(3,4,9), sweeps

 
​

Diplomacy/Trade:


1. Request a negotiation with the French to see if several companies/factories within the Rhineland could be returned to the German economy rather then being administered and controlled by them and taking the products as part of retributions of the treaty Versailles. Without steady supply of commercial goods or other useful products to sell in the open market, Germany will not be able to pay back the French or other major powers.


2. Yorcks will take 6 turns to complete, Cölns will take 4 and the FK4's 5 turns.


3. Invite John Maynard Keynes to Germany in an attempt to find better economic methods, and testing out his theories.


Military:


Immediately order six infantry divisions and two cavalry divisions with the units from the freikorps to be sent into the Ruhr to suppress the Communist uprising, the regional police force will do everything they can to give out tips or personally assist in assaults against the communist resistance. The force will be led by general Hans von Seeckt of the chief of staff, who will help coordinate the attack/suppression plans on the communist. The Communist will be given an immediate warning to surrender and drop their weapons, if they do so they will be personally met by the chancellor of the Weimar Republic and discuss the issues within the Ruhr area whether its about work conditions, pay and ect. If the leaders do not respond within six hours of the response, they will know what to expect and face the harsh consequences. But anybody willing to negotiate will be pardoned.


Economy:


1. Subsidize resources so that they may be afforded by other major companies and such to produce their products in a hopeful larger quantity. The idea is that if resources are cheaper in price then the companies will be able to purchase them with ease and quickly sell their products on the open market and save/gain money. That way they can afford to expand, invest, and hire more workers. By building more and selling germane products for higher and fair prices with the combination of low tariffs, then this should show a slighter improvement to the economy.


construction:


1. Finish constructing the Salamis BB 3 Turns


2. Build 200,000 Gewehr M1898 and then sell it to Czechoslovakia


Internal:


1.Address the issue in the Ruhr and assure that the issue will be taken cared of, those who do not comply with the gov't authority will be faced with severe punishment. However those who comply with the army and police and surrender their arms, will be faced with far lesser punishment or be given a pardon.


Research:


ZR-3 will take 1 turns
Emden will take 2 turns
Junkers T23 will take 1 turns


Operations:


Wolf König (will PM)

 

[Am Vya]

The Kingdom of Greece turn II:





Military Statistics:


Army:


100,000 soldiers


Firearms:


160,000 Manlicher Schanour


1,200 Hotchkiss M1914 MGs


1,600 Schwarzelose MGs


89,000 Ruby Pistols


3,500 Nagant M1895 revolvers


Armored vehicles:


12 Rolls Royce armored cars


Tanks/tankettes:


16 Renault FT-17s


36 Fiat 3000s


Artillery:


50 Canon de 65 M modele 1906


100 75 mm Schneider-Danglis 06/09


75 Canon de 75 M modele 1919


96 Canon de 155 C modele 1917


Utility/transport vehicles:


2,086 Mack ACs


Hellenic Airforce:


5,000 soldiers


42 Airco DH.9s


15 Sopwith Camel F.1s


2 Avro 504Ns


4 Avro 504Os


5 Nieuport IVs


Hellenic Navy:


32,300 sailors/soldiers


Battleships:


Kilkis class:


BB Kilkis


BB Lemnos


Andrea Doria class (soon to be completed)


BB Constantine


Extra/uniqure:


BB Salamis


Cruisers:


CA Elli


CA Georgios Averof


CA Plato


Destroyers:


Wild Beast Class:


DD Aetos


DD Ierax


DD Panthir


DD Leon


Niki class:


DD Niki


DD Aspis


DD Velos


Soldato class:


DD Adrias


DD Khania


DD Sitia


DD Kerkira


DD Katerini


DD Thivai


DD Cornith


DD Pirgos


DD Ythion


DD Florina


Military:


Draft 100,000 soldiers into the army


Construction:


Order construction of fortifications along the Ionian border (continued)


Order construction of 5 vehicle factories in Edessa


Order construction of 5 firearm factories in Edessa


Economy:


Make some farms in  southern Ionia


Internal affairs:


(will be added)


Foreign affairs/trade:


Purchase 1 Andrea Doria class Battleship for 9 million Lira (ready soon?)


Reorder the Battleship Salamis from Germany for 2.5 million Gold marks (Ready in 3 turns)



Operations:


Μεταρρύθμιση (continued)


παλιές πληγές


Research:


KEA M20 κόλασηφωτιάς (4 turns)


κανόνι de 75 μοντέλο 1920 (1 turn)


Developments:


θωρακισμένο αυτοκίνητο Mk I (still being developed fully)

 

[Pman]

The Republic of Czechoslovakia

Czechslovak Army

Spoiler

200,000 troops (50,000 Active) 


Small Arms


Side Arms: Roth-Steyr M1907
Rifles: Gewehr 1888
Gewehr 1898
200,000 Mannlicher M1895
Mannlicher M1888
Machine guns:
Schwarlose M.07/12
Madsen M02



Artillery


Skoda 100mm Model 1916 mountain gun


10.4 cm Feldkanone M.15 field gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M.15 Heavy howitzer 


15 cm Autokanone M.15/16 heavy field gun


21 cm Mörser M.16/18 heavy howitzer


6 24 cm Kanone M.16 Super heavy siege gun


38 cm Belagerungshaubitze M 16 Super heavy siege howitzer


Skoda 75mm Model 15 mountain gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M 14/16 Heavy howitzer


10 cm Skoda Houfnice vz 14/19 field howitzer


Skoda 150mm Model 1918 mountain howitzer


Skoda 100mm Model 16/19 mountain howitzer


42 cm Haubitze M.14/16 Superheavy siege howitzer


17 Skoda 305mm Model 1911 Siege howitzer


8 cm FK M.5 field gun 


9 cm Kanon PL vz. 12/20


8 cm FK M 18 field gun


8 cm FK M 17 field gun 


Navy


MD-1 river gunboat


Omh3 river motor launch turn 16


OMmm33 river motor launch


Armor


12 Skoda-FIAT Torino armored cars





4

4








Military


Send an envoy to France with the goal of purchasing 6 Renault FT tanks



Construction:
Continue plans for expansions on Skoda facilities
 Construct  2 Panzerzug II armored trains to be named Bratislava and Prague 


Construct an 35 CM Marinekanon L/45 M16 naval gun as an example to Italy of Skoda gun making
Economy:

 
Internal affairs:
Continue planning for an infrastructure project for Slovakia

Foreign affairs/trade:


Purchase 200,000 Gewehr M1898 from Germany


Operations:

 
Research:
The PA-I Armored car turn 3
 The Avia BH-3 turn 3
Developments


Develop the M98-20, improving all worn parts of weapons being bought and one already in inventory


Develop the M95-20 which does the same thing as the M98-20 but for the Mannlicher rifles in service 

 

[Windhover118]

Turn 2
​

United States of America
​

 
​

 
​

US Navy:

Spoiler

Battleships:  16 in service, 6 more under construction


4 Colorado Class currently under construction (Colorado, ready Aug, 1923, Maryland, ready July 1921, West Virginia ready, Dec 1923, Washington, ready Oct, 1923)


2 Tennessee Class currently being outfitted (Tennessee, ready June 1920, California, ready Aug, 1921)


3 New Mexico Class


2 Pennsylvania Class


2 Nevada Class


2 New York Class


2 Wyoming Class


2 Florida Class


2 Delaware Class


2 South Carolina Class


Pre-dreadnoughts: 17


6 Connecticut Class


5 Virginia Class


3 Maine Class (2 currently in mothball)


3 Illinois Class (currently in use as training ships)


Light Cruisers: 


2 Omaha Class (1 Ready Feb 1923, 1 June 1923)


Armored Cruisers: 10


3 Memphis Class (Formerly Tennessee Class)


5 Pittsburgh Class (Formerly Pennsylvania class)


USS Brooklyn


USS New York


Protected Cruisers: 9


2 Colombia Class


5 Denver Class


2 St Louis Class


Scout Cruisers: 3


3 Chester Class


Destroyers: 210


Clemson Class: 48 (108 ready by 1922)


Wickes Class: 110


6 Caldwell Class


6 Sampson Class


5 Tucker Class


6 O'Brien Class


4 Aylwin Class


4 Cassin Class


21 Paulding Class


Submarines: 140


51 S-Class


27 R-Class


16 O-Class


3 T-class


USS M1


11 L-class


8-K-class


9 H-class


4 G-Class


3 F-class


2 E-class


3 D-class


2 B-class


Patrol Craft:


60 Eagle Class


300 SC-1 Submarine Chasers


Submarine Tenders: 5


USS Camden


USS Beaver


USS Fulton


USS Savannah


USS Alert


Destroyer Tenders: 4


3 Altair Class


USS Bridgeport


Seaplane Tenders:


USS Wright


9 Lapwing Class


Oilers: 17


4 Kaweah Class


8 Patoka Class


2 Sara Thompson Class


2 Kanawaha Class


Arethusa


Collier: 3


3 Proteus Class


Fleet Repair Ship: 3


USS Vestal


USS Panther


USS Prometheus


Tug-Boats: 61


17 Bagaduce class


39 Lapwing Class


USS Navajo


USS Conestoga


USS Ontario


USS Osceola


USS Chemung


Naval Aviation:


96 Vought VE-7


4 VE-9 floatplanes


60 Ca.5 bombers


10 Handley Page Type O Bombers


150 Aeromarine 39


50 Aeromarine Flying boats


Curtiss N9 Floatplane


150 Curtiss Model R torpedo floatplanes

US Army:

Spoiler

6,000,000 Men (This number includes Army Regulars, National Guard and conscripts in the National Army)


100 Mark VIII Liberty Heavy Tanks


950 M1917 Light Tanks


1900 M1897A Field Gun's


900 M1897B Field Guns


400 3-inch M1905 field guns


1503 155mm Howitzer 1917


626 155mm Howitzer 1918


400 M1918 155mm GPF


216 M1917 8-inch howitzers


330 M1918 240mm Seige Howitzers 


US Army Air Service:


150 SE.5


100 Sopwith Dolphins


400 SPAD S.XIII


500 Airco DH.4


20 Martin MB-1

US Marine Corp:

Spoiler

72000 Men


12 Airco D.H4


96 Airco DH.9

Diplomacy:


Refuse to sign the Treaty of Trianon in its current state. The treaty such as divides up the current state of Hungary along arbitrary lines. In doing so, it ignores cultural and ethnic communities. Large populations of Hungarians live outside Hungary's proposed border and as a result, will be subjected to whichever country their lands and afforded to. These circumstances are not favorable to the establishment of a new reformed Hungarian state nor is it favorable for continued peace in the eastern Europe and the Balkan states. USA insist that its original proposal made at the negotiating table be carried out. Each of the disputed territories hold a plebiscite to determine which country they wish to be apart of. The Austria-Hungary Empire is no more. Let us now mend the wounds of the great war, not set the stage for the next one. 


Request Japan to allow a squadron of US warships to make a friendly port call in Japan. 


Request the British allow a squadron of US warships to make a friendly port call in Singapore. 


Internal Affairs:


Form the Bureau of Prohibition. The Bureau of Prohibition will be a unit within the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The soul mission of the Bureau of Prohibition will be will be to stop the illegal selling and consumption of alcohol. 


Pass the national defense act of 1920. 


Military:


Hold commissioning ceremonies for USS Tennessee.


Hold a large scale training exercise in the Pacific ocean. 2 Pennsylvania Class, 2 Nevada Class and 2 New York Class Battleships along with 3 Memphis Class Cruisers, 2 St Louis Class Cruisers, and 15 Clemson Class destroyers will form up in San Diego harbor. From there they will make a trans Pacific voyage from San Diego, to Pearl Harbor Hawaii, to Guam and then Manila Bay in the Philippines. Along the way, they will conduct gunnery exercises as well as practice fleet maneuvers undef combat conditions. The fleet will be accompanied by 2 Kanawaha class fleet oilers. Upon reaching the Philippines, the fleet will rest and resupply for a week before dispatching a squadron made up of 2 Pennsylvania class Battleships, 2 St Louis Class Cruisers and 3 Clemson Class destroyers to Tokyo Bay for the port call in Japan. 


The purpose of this training exercise is to keep the Navy's skills sharp as well as to show the American Flag over seas. The Fleet will remain in the Philippines for several weeks, making port calls in Japan, China and Malaysia. Upon completion of their mission, they will return to San Diego Harbor. 


Dissolve the National Army as per the national defense act of 1920. The US Army, Army reserve and National Guard will be reformed as three separate but related entities within the US Military. 


All national guard units that were called up for active duty in the Great War are released from their federal service and are to be returned back to their home states. The currently 2,400,000 strong national guard is to be downsized to a force of only 500,000 men


Hold another lottery to release 500,000 conscripts from their military service. 


Transfer 1 million men from the active Army to the Army reserve. From there, the Army reserve will be downsized to a force of 200,000 men. 


That should leave the active Army component with 1.6 million active duty personnel. 


Research:


Constellation Class Battlecruiser: Details PM'ed


Douglas DT


Naval Aircraft Factory TS-1

 

[AdmiralKerkov]

[SIZE=11.5pt]The Japanese Empire[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Turn 2[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Imperial Japanese Navy[/SIZE]

Spoiler

[SIZE=11.5pt]Battleships[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Satsuma [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Aki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Settsu[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Fuso[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Ise[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Pre-Dreadnauts[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Fuji[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Shikishima[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Asahi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Mikasa[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Katori[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Iwami[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Sagami[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Hizem[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Battlecruisers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]4x Kongo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Coastal Defense Ships[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Admiral Ushakov[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Aircraft Carriers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Wakamiya[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Armored Cruisers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Chiyodi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Asama[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Yakumo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Adzuma[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Idzumu[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Kasuga[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Tsukuba[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Aso[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Ibuki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Light Cruisers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Katsuragi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Istukushima[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Astikushima[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Suma[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Chitose[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Tsushima[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Tsugaru[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Tone[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]3x Chikuma[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Tenryu[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Protected Cruisers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Chihiya[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Yodo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Mogami[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Destroyers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]4x Murakumo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Ikazuchi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Shirakumo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]5x Harusame[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]30x Asakaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Umikaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Sakura[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Urakaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]10x Kaba[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]4x Momo[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]4x Amatsukaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Kawakaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]6x Enoki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]6x Momi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Minekaze[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Torpedo Boats[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Shirataki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]12x Hayabusa[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]8x 67-Go[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Submarines[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]5x Holland[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Kaigun-Holland[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x C1[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]3x C2[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Vickers/Kawasaki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x C3[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x S1[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x UC III[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x UB III[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x K1[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x UE II[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x U51 [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Gunboats[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Uji[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Saga[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Sumida[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Fushimi[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Toba[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Minelayers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]10x Natsushima[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Katsuriki[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Aircraft[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]68x Yokosuka Ro-go Ko-gata[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]10x Farmin MF.11[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11.5pt]Imperial Japanese Army[/SIZE]

Spoiler

[SIZE=11.5pt]Infantry[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]130,000 Personnel[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Artillery[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2,900x Type 38 75 mm Field Gun[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1,900x Type 38 100 mm Cannon [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]475x Type 38 120 mm Howitzer[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]290x Type 38 150 mm Howitzer[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11.5pt]1,450x Type 41 75 mm Cavalry Gun[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1,190x Type 41 75 mm Mountain Gun[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]220x 280 mm Howitzer L/10[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]280x Type 4 150 mm Howitzer[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]80x Type 45 240 mm Howitzer[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Armored Vehicles[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]5x Austin Armored Car[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]13x FT-Ko Light Tank (37 mm Puteaux SA18 Cannon)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Aircraft[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Kaishikia No. 1 [/SIZE]

[SIZE=11.5pt]Construction[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Continued[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]6x Momi Destroyers (2xT2,2xT3,2xT4)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]6x Minekaze Destroyers (3xT2,3xT3)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Nagato Battleships (1xT3,1xT6)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Tosa Battleship (1xT10)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]5x Kuma Cruisers (1xT2,2xT4,1xT5,1xT6)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]3x Nagara Cruisers (1xT7,2xT9)[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]New[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]2x Amagi Battlecruisers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Amagi Hull Carrier Convert[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]1x Hosho Aircraft Carrier[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]3x Minekaze Destroyers[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]200x Type 38 75 mm Field Guns[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]200x Type 38 100 mm Cannons [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]80x Type 11 75 mm AA guns[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Foreign[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Internal Affairs[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Instate the 神聖な花のスタンダード (Standard of the Sacred Blossom), a new law requiring every citizen above the age of ten years to be set to a certain physical standard, of both sexes. A new government department will be set up, named the 神聖な花のスタンダード (Bureau of Well Being) which will employ up to 30-40 thousand people to begin fitness programs in different regions. These programs will be required to be attended to bi-weekly, specific dates depend on local area. Over 230 Studios are to be leased for use, with many more to be created. Female regimens will focus on the lower body, whilst male regimens will focus on the upper body. A certain weight requirement will be impressed on all citizens, which will correspond with their height and age. Citizens that are of twenty years and older will be given a physical to ensure their physical composition is up to national requirements for their height and age. Those who do not meet their requirements will be fined, the further they are from the requirement, and the longer this occurs will factor in the cost of the fine. The law is to be formally instituted in July. [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Begin creating lower taxes, and cheap wages and policies for companies that create factories in Japan. Advertising a new open market for private companies to build their corporations. [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Foreign Affairs[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Support the US proposed plan for the Treaty of Trianon.[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Declare Japan’s backing out of the Washington Naval Treaty[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Welcome the US Squadron in Tokyo Harbor[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Military[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Give an official statement that Naval shipbuilding will decrease in favor of economic improvement and focusing on other elements of the IJN and IJA.[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Give an official statement that a complete reorganization of the IJN and its fleets will be conducted by the end of 1920.[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Begin setting up wooden targets, bunkers, and three phony villages on the island of Maloelap, in the Maloelap Atoll. A fake beach defense will be set up on the eastern beach for an amphibious assault by Naval Landing Force detachments from each ship. Civilian vessels scheduled to be scrapped or scuttled will be requisitioned by the IJN and placed east of the island as targets. In the six months leading up to the training exercise, a number of fourteen civilian vessels will be gathered for target practice. [/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Research & Development[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Mitsubishi 1MF Fighter Plane[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—Mitsubishi 1MT Bomber Aircraft[/SIZE]



[SIZE=11.5pt]—Type 11 37 mm Infantry Gun[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]Operations[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—私たちのロシア[/SIZE]


[SIZE=11.5pt]—極東帝国[/SIZE]

 

[Blazefire2000]

1920 RP turn 2 Moderations:

Weimar:

John Maynard Kenynes respectfully declines the offer to go to Germany, but does offer his assistance via telegraph when he can send them

See events for Commies

Companies are purchasing resources at reduced prices, while this lets companies buy more, the producers are getting less bang for their buck and are starting to get a bit peeved, but the subsidies keep them contempt

200,000 rifles have been either built, or found and sent

See events for Commies

Greece:
Factories will take 4 turns to build, as Greece doesn't have the concrete factories to acquire the building materials on schedule

Commie Farms have been finished, though there are no workers or crops

Czech:

France send their 6 Renault tanks

Plans continue, and more acceptable price drops are found

Panzerzug II will take 4 turns to scrounge up the armament and armor

Italy is impressed by the 35cm gun and is considering ordering some for testing

Rifles are purchased

Developments will take 2 turns

AMERICA, FUCK YEAH:

The refusal of America to sign the Treaty of Trianon, as well as Japan joining them and a lack of voting from Italy results I. The treaty continuing negotiations as the results were 2-2

The squadrons make port of calls in Japan's and Singapore

Bureau of Prohibition is formed, see events for what it does and what happens because of it (I just mod the turns)

Defense act of 1920 is passed

USS Tennessee is commissioned to great fanfare

See events for details of training mission

The Army is downsized even more, and the former troops are now looking for jobs

Constellation class battlecruiser will take 4 turns

Douglas DT will take 2 turns

NAF TS-1 will take 2 turns

Japan:

2 Amagi class battlecruisers will be completed Turn 9

1 Amagi class Carrier conversion will be completed Turn 7

1 Hosho class aircraft carrier will be completed Turn 6

200 Type 38 75mm field guns will be completed Turn 4

200 Type 38 100mm cannons will be completed Turn 4

80 Type 11 75mm AA guns will be completed Turn 4

The law is passed by the will of the emperor, and will be instituted shortly

Taxes are lowered and cheap wages and policies are enacted, as a result new factories sprout up for existing companies and workers are hired, new companies also sprout up, but the factories are slower to build for them as they are not as wealthy as the others

The IJN is somewhat peeved at the decrease in shipbuilding, but stays quiet as they won't be ignored in favor of the army

The IJN staff begin looking for ways to reorganize, though it goes slow due to reliance on the Kantai Kessen doctrine

See events for training exercise

Mitsubishi 1MF will take 3 turns

Mitsubishi 1MT will take 3 turns

Type 11 37mm infantry gun will take 2 turns

See events for operations

 

[AdmiralKerkov]

Chaos in Germany

In May of 1920 it will be known that Germany, fresh from her defeat by the hands of the allied powers in the Great War, violated France’s sovereignty in an act of suppression of violent riots in the Ruhr. Despite being justified in their actions, the Germans prior to sending a pacification force, did not request that France allow their troops to deal with the insurrection. Now France administrated Ruhr is in quite a chaotic state from the remnants of the Red Ruhr army and the local French overseers.


In response to Germany’s incursion into French Administrated territory, France has demanded the dissolution of the former Versailles treaty, and a complete new assessment done of the German situation. Its most supported proposal is a two state resolution, including large amounts of annexation by France itself. Britain has so far remained quiet on the matter, but is demanding a response by the German government as to try and defrost relations. What will happen next is still up in the air.


Disaster in Anatolia

A new offensive was started by Greek forces occupying the Greek dependency in Smyrna, as they tried to increase their holdings by committing an independent offensive into Turkey. Dedicating well over ten thousand soldiers and various equipment, it turned into a military disaster. A Turkish defensive contingent of similar size was waiting in the mountains near the border of the Smyrnan held territory. When the Greek forces were sent by troop train, they were halted by the Turkish force in the mountains.

The Greeks were quick to engage, believing they had the upper hand with their assortment of equipment, but were not able to use them effectively, due to the mountain setting. Although artillery support managed to provide cover and additional firepower to the Greek forces, the Greek decisively lost at the Battle of Salihi, marking the end of the short lived Greek offensive. An excerpt from the battle:​

​

Our soldiers had managed to create a western defensive line, only two kilometers west of the city in preparation for the assault. Despite two earlier defeats, resulting in minimal casualties, the men were of high morale, believing their superior weapons would be able to defeat the scantily equipped Turks. Our order of attack was to send an armored battalion in first, followed by an Artillery bombardment, followed by a clean up using Infantry units. When the armor launched their attack they were quickly outflanked and turned utterly useless within an hour, becoming defenses for the Turkish freedom fighters. The artillery fire was rendered useless without any proper scouting after the loss of the forward position, and the infantry attack was called off in favor of retreat. It was a humiliating defeat calling for the resignation of the general in charge. ​

The entire offensive comprised of only three engagements, two small skirmishes, and the battle of Salihi. The Greeks were forced to retreat, allowing the Turkish freedom fighters to advance ten kilometers west into Greek Smyrna. This became a great morale booster for the Turkish freedom fighters, and has caused mass riots in French, Greek, British, and Italian occupied territories.


Casualties:

Kingdom of Greece

340 KIA

2,398 WIA

84 Captured

16 Fiat 3000 Destroyed or Rendered Inoperable

4 Rolls Royce armored cars Destroyed or Rendered Inoperable

Turkish Freedom Fighters

849 KIA

1,585 WIA


Global Events


Polish Soviet War: May 7, Polish troops capture Ukrainian city of Kiev. June 5, Soviet Cavalry successfully break through Polish lines forcing the Poles to withdraw. June 12, Kiev is recaptured by the Soviet Red Army. July 2nd, Soviet Red Army launches attack into Poland. July 22nd, Poland sues for peace with Soviet Russia. August 13-25th. Battle of Warsaw results in a decisive Polish Victory over the Red Army.


May 16: Canonization of Joan of Arc


May 19th: Alvaro Obregon's revolutionary forces in Mexico take Mexico City


August 3rd: Riots break out in Belfast in protest of continued British Army Presence.


August 26th: 19th Amendment is passed in USA​

 

[Pantom]

The Kingdom of Sweden Turn 3

Nation Rank: Regional Power

Population: 5,876,000

Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy

Ruling Party: Swedish Social Democratic Party

Military:

Small Arms:
430,000 m/1894 rifles
270,000 m/1892 rifles

Army:
75,000 troops


Navy:
3 Svea class coastal defense ships
3 Odin class coastal defense ships
1 Dristighen class coastal defense ship
4 Äran class coastal defense ships
1 Oscar II class coastal defense ships
3 Sverige class coastal defense ships; 2 completed turn 4 and 7
1 Flygia class protected cruiser
1 Clas Fleming mini cruiser
4 Omen class gun boats
1 Mode class destroyer
1 Magnetic class destroyer
1 Wale class destroyer
3 Ragnar class destroyer
2 Hugin class destroyers
2 Wrangel class destroyers
12 Komet class torpedo boats
17 Plejad clsss torpedo boats
1 Hajen class submarine
3 Nr2 class submarines
2 Svärdfisken class submarines
1 Delfin class submarines
2 Laxen class submarine
2 Abborren class submarines


Construction: Construct 1 airfield in Eastern Gotland and 1 in Skäne

Construct 2 shipyards capable of making 30,000 ton ships in Skäne

Internal Affairs: Propose to parliament a contract for 4 26,000 ton fast battleships to replace all coastal defense ships older than the Äram class

Diplomacy: Offer to Greece the sole Clas Fleming class cruiser

Offer 2 million pound sterling to Britain in exchange for 30 MkV tanks

Research:
Begin Research on the Carolus Rex class fast battleships

Begin research on a 120mm L40 naval and land based anti aircraft gun

Begin research on a 75mm L50 towed artillery piece

 

[Blazefire2000]

Kingdom of Italy Turn 3:

Military:

Small Arms:
2,000,000 M1893 Carcano rifles
80,000 Beretta M1915 handguns
20,000 Fiat-Riveli M1914 machine guns
1,400 Beretta M1918 submachine guns
800 Beretta OVP submachine guns
28,000 Villar-Perosa submachine guns

Regio Esercito:
1,000,000 troops
152 Fiat 3000 ModB light tanks
2 Fiat 2000 heavy tanks
500 65/17 mountain guns
225 75/17 mountain guns
160 149/35A field guns

Regia Marina:
3 Giulio Cesare class dreadnought; Giulio Cesare, Leonardo Da Vinci, Conte di Cavour
2 Andrea Doria class dreadnought; Andrea Doria, Caio Dulio
1 Dante Alighieri class dreadnought; Dante Alighieri
4 Regia Elena class pre-dreadnought; Regia Elena, Vittorio Emanuele, Roma, Napoli
2 Ammiraglio di Saint Bon class pre-dreadnought; Ammiraglio di Saint Bon, Emanuele Fiberto
1 Re Umberto class ironclad; Sardegna
1 Dulio class ironclad; Dandolo
1 Fai di Bruno class monitor; Fai do Bruno
2 Monte Grappa class monitor; Monte Grappa, Montello
1 Monfalcone class monitor; Monfalcone
1 Monte Santo class monitor; Monte Santo
1 Monto Sabotino class monitor; Monto Sabotino
1 Monte Cucco class monitor; Monte Cucco
1 Vodice class monitor; Vodice
1 Carso class monitor; Carso
1 Pasubio class monitor; Pasubio
1 Europa class seaplane carrier; Europa
1 Vettor Pisani class armored cruiser; Vettor Pisani
2 Giuseppe Girabaldi class armored cruiser; Varese, Francesco Ferruccio
2 San Giorgio class armored cruiser; San Giorgio, San Marco
1 Flavio Giova class masted iron ship; Flavio Giova
1 Amerigo Vespucci class masted iron ship; Amerigo Vespucci
1 Etna class protected cruiser; Etna
1 Piemonte class protected cruiser; Piemonte
5 Regioni class protected cruiser; Lombardia, Etruria, Liguria, Elba, Puglia
1 Calabria class protected cruiser; Calabria
1 Libia class protected cruiser; Libia
1 Quarto class,protected cruiser; Quarto
2 Nino Bixio class protected cruiser; Nino Bixio, Marsala
1 Campania class protected cruiser, Campania
1 Fulmine class destroyer
5 Lampo class destroyer
3 Nembo class destroyer
4 Indomito class destroyer
2 Ardito class destroyer
1 Animoso class destroyer
2 Alessandro Poerio class destroyer
8 Rosolino Pino class destroyer
3 Carlo Mirabello class destroyer
4 Giuseppe Sitori class destroyer
1 Audace class destroyer
3 Aquila class destroyer
7 Giuseppe La Masa
17 F1 class submarine
7 H1 class submarine
5 Pietro Micca class submarine
4 Andrea Provana class submarine
6 N1 class submarine
2 X2 class submarine

Regia Aeronautica:
100 Tebaldi Zari fighter
3 Marchetti MVT fighter
250 A.1 Balilla fighter
1 Ducrot SLD fighter
2 Pomilio Gamma fighters
662 Ca.5 Heavy Bombers
250 Fiat B.R bombers

Internal Affairs: Commison the Franceso Caracciolo into the Regia Marina as the new flagship of the fleet

Place new standards on Italian ammunition manufacturing to make sure all the rounds are high quality and will work as intended

Construction: Begin construction on 3 new shipyards in La Spieza capable of building ships up to 55,000 tons as Italy wishes to enter the super liner competition

Begin construction on 4 shipyards in Mogadishu capable of building ships up to 12,000 tons

Begin construction of 3 factories to produce ship parts on Somaliland

Begin construction of 2 floating dry docks with a 35,000 ton capacity

Begin to expand the naval base in Mogadishu for new ships to be stationed there

Purchase the 20,000 ton liners SS Dulio and SS Guilo Cesare to convert to aircraft carriers. Their Speed will be increased to 28 knots, their hull lengthened by 200 feet, a two level hangar deck for 63 aircraft each and a 827 foot flight deck with 2 centerline elevators, 2 gunpowder powered catapults capable of launching a 10,000 pound aircraft at 87 mph. The ships will be renamed the Spaviero and Falco respectively and be the half sisters of the Falco class.

Take the Leonardo Da Vinci into dry dock to begin a massive repair and reconstruction to the ship, essentially making it a new class

Diplomacy: Offer a Contract to Czechoslovakia for 30 35cm L45 1916 guns

Movement: Move 25,000 troops, 200 65/17 mountain guns, 140 75/17 mountain guns, and 35 149/35A field guns to Constantinople to quell the riots.

Move 50,000 troops, 50 65/17 mountain guns, 80 149/35A field guns, 130 A.1 Balilla fighters and 85 Fiat B.R. Tactical bombers to the occupation in Anatolia to quell riots and rebellion.

Research: Begin research on the Venezia class aviation cruiser

Development: Begin development of a 343mm gun based of a reboring of the 381/40 Mod. 1914 to be designated the 343/47 Mod. 1914-1920

 

[Am Vya]

The Kingdom of Greece turn III:

Military Statistics:

Army:
96,200 soldiers

Firearms:
160,000 Manlicher Schanour
1,200 Hotchkiss M1914 MGs
1,600 Schwarzelose MGs
89,000 Ruby Pistols
3,500 Nagant M1895 revolvers

Armored vehicles:
12 Rolls Royce armored cars

Tanks/tankettes:
10 Renault FT-17s
20 Fiat 3000s

Artillery:
50 Canon de 65 M modele 1906
100 75 mm Schneider-Danglis 06/09
75 Canon de 75 M modele 1919
96 Canon de 155 C modele 1917

Utility/transport vehicles:
2,386 Mack ACs

Hellenic Airforce:
5,000 soldiers

42 Airco DH.9s
15 Sopwith Camel F.1s
2 Avro 504Ns
4 Avro 504Os
5 Nieuport IVs

Hellenic Navy:
32,300 sailors/soldiers

Battleships:
Kilkis class:
BB Kilkis
BB Lemnos

Andrea Doria class (soon to be completed)
BB Constantine I

Extra/uniqure:
BB Salamis

Cruisers:
CA Elli
CA Georgios Averos
CA Plato

Destroyers:
Wild Beast Class:
DD Aetos
DD Ierax
DD Panthir
DD Leon

Niki class:
DD Niki
DD Aspis
DD Velos

Soldato class:
DD Adrias
DD Khania
DD Sitia
DD Kerkira
DD Katerini
DD Thivai
DD Cornith
DD Pirgos
DD Ythion
DD Florina

Military:
Draft 150,000 soldiers into the army
Order 150 κανόνι de 75 μοντέλο 1920
Order 25 θωρακισμένο αυτοκίνητο Mk I

Construction:
Order construction of fortifications along the Ionian border (continued)
Order construction of 5 vehicle factories in Edessa (3 turns)
Order construction of 5 firearm factories in Edessa (3 turns)
Order construction of 2 factories in Salamina(Salamis), which will focus on smaller caliber naval arms including mines, torpedos, and up to 15cm naval guns

Economy:
increase with Spain and Ital, as well as Czechoslovakia

Internal affairs:
Continue to spread nationalistic propaganda
Open up a Greek naval branch of Skoda in Salmina, they will receive a shipyard/harbor to themselves in Salamis

Foreign affairs/trade:
Purchase 1 Andrea Doria class Battleship for 9 million Lira (4 turns?)
Reorder the Battleship Salamis from Germany for 2.5 million Gold marks (Ready in 2 turns)
Order a hull from Italy (ready turn 5)
Purchase the ship Sweden is offering
Purchase 150 75mm artillery pieces from Italy for 250,000 Lire
Purchase these guns from Skoda:
10 x 35cm L/45 guns
14 x 15cm L/50 guns
16 9cm guns

Operations:
Μεταρρύθμιση (continued)
παλιές πληγές (Revised)
Εκδίκηση

Research:
KEA M20 κόλασηφωτιάς (3 turns)
αντι κανόνι δεξαμενή Mk I (AKO Mk I)
το φως της δεξαμενής Mk I (TUTO Mk I)

Developments:

 

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Weimar Republic

Turn 3


Population: 60,898,584
3rd world nation
Semi-presidential representative federal republic
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Spoiler: Military/Naval statistics

Reichswehr



100,000 soldiers (army)


8 infantry divisions, and 2 cavalry divisions


5,000 mp18's


500 Mg08's


10,000 Luger P08


90,000 Mauser Model 1898


150 trucks



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Reichsmarine




15,000 sailors (navy)
BATTLESHIPS

BB Deutschland 2 1 Hannover 1907

13994t, 127.6x22.2x8.3m, 12b,3vte, 20540hp, 19.1kts, 743p; 240belt, 40deck, 280turrets, 300CT; 2x2-283/37, 14x1-173/37, 20x1-88/32, 6-450TT
2 Schlesien 1908
CRUISERS

CL Victoria Louise 1 1 Freya 1898

6491t, 110.6x17.4x6.8m, 8b,3vte, 10000hp, 19.5kts, 477p; 100slopes, 40deck, 100turrets, 150CT; 1x1-149/37, 4x1-105/42, 3x1-88/32, 11x1-88/27
Gazelle 9 2 Nymphe 1900

3082(2-4)-3180(5)t, 105.0(5)-105.1(2-4)x12.2(2-4)-12.4(5)x5.5(5)-5.4(2-4)m, 10b,2vte(2)-9b,2vte(3-5), 9020(2-4)-8580(5)hp, 21.8(2-4)-21.5(5)kts, 249(2-4)-259(5)p; 50slopes, 25deck, 50shields, 80CT; 9x1-105/42(3), 10x1-105/37(2,4,5), 2x1-500TT(5), 2-450TT(2-4), 200mines(5)
3 Thetis 1901
4 Amazone 1901
5 Arcona 1903
Bremen 1 6 Berlin 1905

3816t, 111.1x13.3x5.6m, 10b,2vte, 11750hp, 23kts, 288p; 80slopes, 35deck, 50shields, 100CT; 10x1-105/37, 2-450TT, 80mines
Magdeburg 2 7 Strassburg 1912

5281(7)-5587(8)t, 138.7x13.5x5.1m, 16b,2st, 25000hp, 27kts, 354p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(7), 2x1-500TT(8), 120mines
8 Stralsund 1912
Graudenz 2 9 Graudenz 1914

6382t, 142.7x13.8x6.1m, 12b,2st, 26000hp, 27.5kts, 385p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(9), 4x1-500TT(10), 120mines
10 Regensburg 1915
Königsberg 1 11 Königsberg 1916

7125t, 151.4x14.2x6.3m, 12b,2st, 31000hp, 27.5kts, 475p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 8x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT, 200mines
CLL Grille 1 1 Grille 1858

491t, 56.9x7.4x3.2m, 2b,1hc, 760hp, 14.4kts, 70p; 2x5-37/20
Blitz 2 2 Blitz 1883

1486t, 78.4x9.9x4.4m, 8b,2hc, 2700hp, 15.6kts, 134p; 6x1-88/27, (2x1+1)-350TT
3 Pfeil 1884
AMC - 1 1 Möwe 1914 9800t, 124.5x14.4m, 5b,1vte, 3200hp, 14kts; 4x1-149/43, 1x1-105/42, 2x1-500TT, 500mines
TORPEDO SHIPS

DD D1 2 1 D1 1887

300t, 56.1x6.6x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 2000hp, 20.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
2 D2 1887
D3 2 3 D3 1888

300t, 57.6x6.8x3.2m, 2b,1vte, 2200hp, 20.3kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
4 D4 1888
D5 2 5 D5 1889

406t, 59.6x7.4x3.5m, 2b,1vte, 3200hp, 22.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
6 D6 1889
D7 2 7 D7 1891

410t, 59.7x7.4x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 3600hp, 22.5kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT
8 D8 1891
D9 1 9 D9 1894

458t, 63.0x7.7x3.7m, 3b,1vte, 4200hp, 23.5kts, 52p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT
S90 10 10 T91 1900

394t, 63.0x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 2x1-88/27(11), 3x1-50/37(10,12-19), 3x1-450TT
11 T92 1900
12 T93 1900
13 T94 1900
14 T95 1900
15 T96 1900
16 T97 1900
17 T98 1900
18 T99 1900
19 T101 1901
S102 6 20 T102 1901

406t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 28kts, 57p; 1x1-88/27(20-22), 2x1-50/37(20-22), 3x1-50/37(23-25), 3x1-450TT
21 T103 1901
22 T104 1901
23 T105 1901
24 T106 1901
25 T107 1902
G108 6 26 T108 1902

440t, 65.8x6.7x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 6600hp, 28kts, 57p; 2x1-88/42(26), 2x1-88/27(28), 1x1-88/27(31), 3x1-50/37(27,29,30), 2x1-50/37(31), 3x1-450TT
27 T109 1902
28 T110 1903
29 T111 1902
30 T112 1902
31 T113 1902
S114 1 32 T114 1902

415t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
S120 2 33 T120 1904

468t, 64.7x7.0x2.6m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 27.5kts, 61p; 1x1-88/27, 2x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
34 T121 1904
S125 1 35 T125 1905

454t, 64.7x7.0x3.2m, 3b,3st, 6600hp, 28kts, 61p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
S126 5 36 T126 1905

482t, 64.7x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 28kts, 61p; 2x1-88/42(39), 1x1-88/27(36-38,40), 2x1-50/37(36-38,40), 3x1-450TT
37 T127 1905
38 T128 1905
39 T130 1905
40 T131 1905
G132 5 41 T132 1906

544t, 65.7x7.0x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 7000hp, 28kts, 69p; 2x1-88/42(45), 1x1-88/32(41-44), 2x1-52/51(41-44), 3x1-450TT
42 T133 1906
43 T134 1907
44 T135 1907
45 T136 1907
G137 1 46 T137 1907

693t, 71.5x7.7x3.2m, 4b,3st, 10800hp, 30kts, 81p; 1x1-88/32, 3x1-52/51, 3x1-450TT
S138 11 47 T139 1907

684t, 70.7x7.8x2.8m, 4b,2vte, 11000hp, 30.3kts, 80p; 2x1-88/42(54), 2x1-88/32(47-50,52,53,55-57), 1x1-88/32(51), 1x1-52/51(47-49,53,55-57), 3x1-52/51(51), 3x1-450TT
48 T140 1907
49 T141 1907
50 T142 1907
51 T143 1907
52 T144 1907
53 T145 1907
54 T146 1907
55 T147 1908
56 T148 1908
57 T149 1908
V150 10 58 T151 1908

691t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2vte, 10900hp, 30kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(60,62), 2x1-88/32(58,59,61), 2x1-88/27(63-67), 3x1-450TT
59 T152 1908
60 T153 1908
61 T154 1908
62 T155 1908
63 T156 1908
64 T157 1908
65 T158 1908
66 T159 1908
67 T160 1908
V161 1 68 T161 1908

687t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2st, 14800hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT
V162 2 69 T163 1909

739t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2gt(69)-4b,2st(70), 15100hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT
70 T164 1909
G169 5 71 T169 1909

777(71,72)-778(73)-824(74,75)t, 74.0x7.9x2.8(71-73)-3.0(74,75)m, 4b,3st(71,72)-4b,2st(73-75), 15000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(72-75), 2x1-88/27(71), 3x1-450TT(71-73), 4x1-500TT(74,75)
72 T170 1909
73 T173
74 T174
75 T175
S176 3 76 T176 1910

781t, 74.2x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17600hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
77 T178 1910
78 T179 1911
V180 9 79 T180 1910

783(79-84)-775(85-87)t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 18000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
80 T181 1910
81 T182 1910
82 T183 1910
83 T184 1910
84 T185 1910
85 T186 1911
86 T189 1911
87 T190 1911
G192 5 88 T192 1911

810t, 74.0x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 18200hp, 32kts, 76p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
89 T193 1911
90 T195 1911
91 T196 1911
92 T197 1911
S165 4 93 T165 1911

765t, 74.2x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 17500hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(93,96), 2x1-88/27(94,95), 1x1-88/27(96), 3x1-450TT
94 T166 1911
95 T167 1911
96 T168 1911
V1 5 97 V1 1912

697t, 71.1x7.6x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines
98 V2 1912
99 V3 1912
100 V5 1913
101 V6 1913
G7 4 102 G7 1912

719t, 71.5x7.6x3.0m, 4b,2st, 16000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines
103 G8 1912
104 G10 1912
105 G11 1912
S13 3 106 S18 1913

695t, 71.5x7.4x2.8m, 4b,2st, 15700hp, 32.5kts, 74p; 2x1-105/43(106,108), 2x1-88/42(107), 4x1-500TT, 18mines
107 S19 1913
108 S23 1913
V25 2 109 V26 1914

975t, 78.5x8.3x3.6m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 33.5kts, 83p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
110 V28 1914
V43 3 111 V43 1915

1106t, 79.6x8.3x4.0m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 34.5kts, 87p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
112 V44 1915
113 V46 1915
V67 2 114 V71 1916

1188t, 82.0x8.3x3.9m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 85p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
115 V79 1916
G85 1 116 G95 1916

1147t, 83.0x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 33.5kts, 87p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
B97 2 117 B97 1915

1843t, 98.0x9.4x3.9m, 4b,2st, 40000hp, 36.5kts, 114p; 4x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
118 B98 1915
V125 1 119 V130 1918

1188t, 82.0x8.3x4.1m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
V116 1 120 V116 1918

2360t, 107.5x10.4x4.5m, 4b,2st, 45000hp, 34.5kts, 188p; 4x1-149/42, 2x2-600TT, 40mines
H145 1 121 H146 1918

1147t, 84.5x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2gt/gt, 24500hp, 32kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
TB S7 4 1-4 T13-15, 20 1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
S24 1 5 T28 1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
V105 3 6 V105 1915

421t, 62.6x6.2x2.5m, 4b,2st, 5500hp, 60p; 2x1-88/42(6), 2x1-88/27(8), 2x1-52/51(7), 2x1-450TT
7 V106 1915
8 V108 1915
A1 8 9 A1 1915

137t, 41.6x4.6x1.5m, 1b,1vte, 1200hp, 20kts, 28p; 1x1-52/51, 2x1-450TT, 4mines, sweep
10 A17 1915
11 A18 1915
12 A21 1915
13 A22 1915
14 A23 1915
15 A24 1915
16 A25 1915
A26 17 17 A26 1916

250t, 50.0x5.3x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep
18 A27 1916
19 A28 1916
20 A29 1916
21 A31 1916
22 A33 1916
23 A34 1916
24 A35 1916
25 A36 1916
26 A37 1916
27 A38 1917
28 A39 1916
29 A41 1917
30 A44 1917
31 A45 1917
32 A46 1917
33 A48 1917
A50 4 34 A52 1917

252t, 50.0x5.6x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep
35 A53 1917
36 A54 1917
37 A55 1917
A56 26 38 A59 1917

381(38-44,52-59)-392(45-51,60-63)t, 61.1(38-44)-60.0(45-51)-60.4(52-59)-61.2(60-63)x6.4x2.2m, 2b,2st(38-44,52-59)-2b,2gt(45-51,60-63), 6000(38-51,60-63)-5700(52-59)hp, 28(38-51)-26(52-59)-26.5(60-63)kts, 50(38-51,60-63)-55(52-59)p; 2x1-88/27(38-51,53-63), 3x1-88/27(52), 1x1-450TT(38-51,53-63)
39 A61 1917
40 A62 1917
41 A63 1917
42 A64 1918
43 A65 1918
44 A66 1918
45 A68 1917
46 A69 1917
47 A70 1917
48 A74 1917
49 A75 1917
50 A76 1917
51 A78 1917
52 A80 1917
53 A81 1918
54 A86 1918
55 A87 1918
56 A88 1918
57 A89 1918
58 A90 1918
59 A91 1918
60 A92 1918
61 A93 1918
62 A94 1918
63 A95 1918
ESCORTS

PC Sirius 1 1 Vega 1890

52t, 22.6x4.6x1.6m, 1b,1vte, 200hp,; small arms
TL Greta 1 3 Geo Plate 1916

450t, 41.5x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
2 Senator Wessels 1917
3 Essen 1918
Kabeljau 2 4 Seehase 1916 No picture 560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
5 Goldbutt 1917
Anneliese 1 6 Niendorf 1917 No picture 445t, 38.7x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Loki 2 7 Loki 1916 No picture 545t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
8 Forseti 1917
Aldebaran 3 9 Aldebaran 1916 No picture 550t, 39.0x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 500hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
10 Koldewey 1917
11 Papenburg 1919
Grasbrook 6 12 Grasbrook 1916 No picture 475t, 38.8x7.0x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
13 Harvesterhude 1916
14 Wangeroog 1917
15 Spiekeroog 1917
16 Admiral von Schröder 1918
17 Admiral von Pohl 1918
Geier 3 18 Immelmann 1917

600t, 42.7x7.0x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
19 Georg Rhode 1917
20 Graf Zeppelin 1917
Augustenburg 1 21 Geheimrat Schütt 1917

490t, 40.0x7.0x3.1m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Ditmar Koel 1 22 Hein Godenwind 1918 No picture 450t, 39.5x7.3x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Von der Goltz 6 23 Von der Goltz 1916 No picture 460t, 36.7x7.4x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
24 Emmich 1917
25 Usedom 1917
26 Wollin 1918
27 Von Laffert 1919
28 Graf Luckner 1919
Kattegat 3 29 Kattegat 1916 No picture 550t, 41.5x7.0x3.2m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
30 Großadmiral von Tirpitz 1917
31 Admiral Souchon 1918
Neuwerk 2 32 Reiherstieg 1916 No picture 470t, 36.6x7.4x4.0m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
33 Herzog Albrecht 1918
Flensburg 3 34 Mürwik 1917

257brt, 43.2x7.1xm, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
35 Gravenstein 1917
36 Apenrade 1918
Einswarden 4 37 Elsfleth 1918 No picture 560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
38 Elmshorn 1918
39 Großherzog Friedrich August 1918
40 Emden 1918
Mackensen 1 41 Thiele 1919 No picture 475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Admiral Scheer 2 42 Admiral Scheer 1917 No picture 475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
43 Ottendorf 1919
Heilbutt 3 44 Heilbutt 1917

560t, 39.6x7.1x3.4m, 1b,1vte, 490hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
45 Seeteufel 1917
46 Königsberg 1918
Seelöwe 4 47 Maerker 1918 No picture 600t, 38.2x7.1x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
48 Bunnemann 1918
49 Georg Hoffmann 1919
50 Tietze 1919
Danzig 2 51 Danzig 1918 No picture 550t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
52 Nogat 1918
Osnabrück 2 53 Osnabrück 1918 No picture 660t, 40.0x7.2x3.8m, 1b,1vte, 425hp; 1x1-88/27
54 Münster 1918
ATL - 1 Ludwig 1912 222t
OTHER FIGHTING SHIPS

PG Wolf 1 1 Hyäne 1879

570t, 47.2x7.7x3.4m, 2b,1hse, 340hp, 8.5kts, 106p; 2x1-125/21, 2x1-87/22, 3x5-37/20
Iltis 1 2 Panther 1902

1193t, 66.9x9.7x3.1m, 4b,2vte, 1300hp, 14kts, 130p; 2x1-105/37
COASTAL FORCES

PT L7 1 1 LM10 1917

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1-450TT
L14 4 2-5 LM14, 16, 27, 28 1917-1919

7t, 16.5x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.6kts, 7p; 1-450TT
L17 1 6 LM20 1917

8t, 17.0x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 30.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60, 1-450TT
L21 3 7-9 LM21-23 1917-1919

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60(7), 1-450TT(7)
PS UZ1a 12 1-12 UZ1a-12a 1916-1918 No picture 16-27t, 17.5-21.5x3.2-4.0x0.9-1.2m, 2pe, 120-360hp, 10-17.4kts, 11p;
UZ1 22 13-34 UZ1-22 1917

48-53t, 26.0-27.5x3.9-4.3x1.0-1.5m, 2-3pe, 420-640hp, 14-16.4kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51, dcr, sweep
UZ23 10 35-44 UZ23-30, 34, 35 1918

60t, 31.0x4.4x1.3m, 2pe, 570hp, 16kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51(43), dcr
MINE WARFARE SHIPS

ML Pelikan 1 1 Pelikan 1891

2424t, 84.2x11.7x5.1m, 2b,2vte, 3000hp, 15kts, 195p; 4x1-88/27, 400mines
MW I 2 2 MW I 1917

673t, 53.1x9.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 371hp, 9.5kts, 53p; mines
3 MW II 1917
MS S7 3 1-3 T11, 16, 22 1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S24 5 4 T24 1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
5 T27 1886
6 T29 1886
7 T30 1887
8 T31 1887
S33 8 9 T33 1887

113t, 39.9x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 1100hp, 20kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
10 T34 1887
11 T35 1887
12 T36 1887
13 T37 1887
14 T38 1887
15 T39 1887
16 T40 1887
S42 1 17 T42 1889

153t, 44.2x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1420hp, 22.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S43 5 18 T44 1889

152t, 44.2x5.0x2.7m, 1b,1vte, 1571hp, 21.5kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
19 T45 1889
20 T49 1890
21 T53 1890
22 T55 1890
S58 4 23 T60 1892

152t, 44.3x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1232hp, 20.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
24 T61 1892
25 T62 1892
26 T63 1892
S67 5 27 T69 1893

166t, 47.9x5.4x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1600hp, 21.9kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
28 T70 1893
29 T71 1893
30 T72 1893
31 T73 1894
S74 1 32 T74 1895

186t, 49.9x5.5x2.8m, 2b,1vte, 2500hp, 23.7kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S75 6 33 T75 1895

180t, 49.0x5.3x2.9m, 2b,1vte, 1744hp, 22.3kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
34 T76 1895
35 T77 1895
36 T79 1895
37 T80 1895
38 T81 1896
S82 6 39 T82 1897

170t, 48.2x5.1x2.6m, 2b,1vte, 2146hp, 25.3kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
40 T83 1897
41 T84 1897
42 T85 1898
43 T86 1898
44 T87 1898
G88 2 45 T88 1898

177t, 48.7x5.0x2.8m, 2b,1vqe, 2468hp, 26kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
46 T89 1898
M1 15 47 M1 1915

456(47-51)-476(52-61)t, 55.1(47-51)-56.4(52-61)x7.3x2.0m, 2b,2vte, 1400(47-51)-1600(52-61)hp, 16.3(47-51)-16.2(52-61)kts, 40p; 2x1-88/27, 30mines, sweeps
48 M2 1915
49 M3 1915
50 M4 1915
51 M5 1915
52 M7 1915
53 M8 1915
54 M10 1915
55 M13 1915
56 M17 1916
57 M18 1915
58 M19 1915
59 M20 1915
60 M21 1915
61 M25 1915
M27 20 62 M28 1916

507(62-73)-513(74-76,81)-503(77-80)t, 58.4(62-73)-58.3(74-76,81)-58.2(77-80)x7.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1800(62-76,81)-1890(77-80)hp, 16.5(62-73,77-80)-16.3(74-75,81)kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(62-71), 3x1-88/42(72-81), 30mines, sweeps
63 M29 1916
64 M30 1916
65 M32 1916
66 M33 1916
67 M34 1916
68 M35 1916
69 M37 1916
70 M38 1916
71 M42 1916
72 M43 1916
73 M44 1916
74 M45 1916
75 M46 1916
76 M48 1916
77 M50 1916
78 M51 1916
79 M52 1916
80 M53 1916
81 M54 1916
M57 69 82 M57 1917

535(82-86)-539(87-90,95-98,106-109)-553(91-94,99-105,110-112)-548(113-116,123-128,145,146)-564(117,118,129-132)-560(119,120,133-136,147,148)-550(121,122,137-144,149,150), 59.3(82-90,95-112,117,118,129-132)-58.2(91-94)-59.6(113-116,119-128,133-141,145-150)-59.5(142-144)x7.3-7.4x2.2-2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1600-1870hp, 15-16.5kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(82-88,113-121,123-127,129,130,133-135), 2x1-88/42(89-94,104-112), 3x1-88/42(95-98,103), 30mines, sweeps
83 M58 1917
84 M59 1917
85 M60 1918
86 M61 1918
87 M65 1917
88 M66 1917
89 M69 1917
90 M70 1917
91 M71 1918
92 M72 1918
93 M73 1918
94 M74 1918
95 M75 1917
96 M76 1917
97 M77 1917
98 M78 1917
99 M79 1919
100 M80 1919
101 M81 1919
102 M82 1919
103 M84 1917
104 M85 1918
105 M86 1918
106 M87 1917
107 M88 1917
108 M89 1918
109 M90 1918
110 M93 1918
111 M94 1918
112 M96 1918
113 M97 1918
114 M98 1918
115 M99 1918
116 M100 1918
117 M101 1918
118 M102 1918
119 M103 1918
120 M104 1918
121 M105 1918
122 M106 1919
123 M107 1918
124 M108 1918
125 M109 1918
126 M110 1918
127 M111 1918
128 M112 1919
129 M115 1918
130 M116 1918
131 M117 1919
132 M118 1919
133 M119 1918
134 M120 1918
135 M121 1918
136 M122 1919
137 M125 1919
138 M126 1919
139 M129 1919
140 M130 1919
141 M132 1919
142 M133 1919
143 M135 1919
144 M136 1919
145 M137 1919
146 M138 1919
147 M144 1919
148 M145 1919
149 M146 1919
150 M157 1919
FM1 11 151 FM1 1918

193t, 43.0x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 600hp, 14kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps
152 FM2 1918
153 FM4 1918
154 FM19 1918
155 FM20 1918
156 FM21 1919
157 FM22 1919
158 FM24 1919
159 FM25 1918
160 FM26 1918
161 FM31 1919
FM37 1 162 FM42 1919

205t, 45.5x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 750hp, 14.3kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps
MSL F1 54 1-54 F1, 4-15, 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 34, 37-39, 41, 43-47, 49-55, 58-75 1915-1919

20-21t, 16.5-17.5x4.0x1.1m, 2pe, 120-130hp, 10-11kts, 7p; 1x5-37/20(24-54), 1x1-450TT(3,4,9), sweeps

Diplomacy/Trade:


1. Immediately send a formal apology to France and the U.K for the incident that happened in the Ruhr, we hope to immediately fix our mistake and request representatives to come to Berlin and discuss this over in a civil manner. (Players of France, and U.K will send results to mods of what has been decided).


2. Cöln's finish Turn 4, the FK4's finish Turn 6, and the Yorck's Turn 7 right




Economy:

Have financial advisors and other economic experts figure out a smooth transition of having our currency being replaced with the "Reichsmark" Due to the current Currency being problematic.


construction:


1. Finish constructing the Salamis BB 2 Turns

2. Construct 1 ZR-3

3. Construct 5 T23's


Internal:




Research:

Emden will take 2 turns


Operations:


Wolf König (continue)

 

[Krigare Crimson]

French Third Republic

Turn 3

Population: 41 million

Nation Rank: Super Power

Government Type: Parliamentary Republic

Ruling Party: Democratic Republican Alliance

Spoiler: Military Statistics

Manpower:

Army:

1,600,000 soldiers

Navy:

45,000 soldiers

Airforce:

30,000 soldiers

Infantry Weapons:

Machineguns:

50,000 Hotchkiss M1914s

250,000 Chauchat M1915s

Rifles:

3,400,000 Lebel Model 1886 rifles

320,000 Winchester Model 1910

Handguns:

600,000 Ruby M1914s

350,000 Modele 1892 Revolvers

Anti-Tank Weapons:

300,000 Puteaux SA 18s

Grenades:

1,500,000 F1 grenades

Misc:

100,000 P4 flamethrowers

30,000 P3 Flamethrowers

800,000 Infantry Officer’s Sword M1882

3,000,000 M1886 Bayonets (Used in Lebel 1886 rifles)

600,000 M1914 Bayonets (Used in Remington rifles)

500,000 M1892 Bayonets (Used in short barrel cav rifles)


French Army:

Tank/Tankettes:

1,436 Renault Ft 17s

Armored Cars:


Artillery/SPGs:

19,000 Canon de 75mm Modele 1897s

2,500 Canon de 105 mle 1913 Schneiders

3,000 Canon de 155 GPF mle 1917

1,500 240 mm Trench Mortar

50 Canon de 194 mle GPFs

AA Guns:

1,500 QF 1-pom poms

2,000 QF 2-pom poms


French Airforce:

Fighters:

6,000 Breguet Br.14s

200 Caudron R.11s

100 Hanriot HD.1s

400 Nieuport 27s

2,000 SPAD S.VIIs

4,000 SPAD S.XIIIs

Bombers:

100 Caproni Ca.3s

1,100 Caudron G.4s

20 Vickers Vimy Mk IIs


French Navy:

Battleships:

1 Terrible Class Battleship

1 Jauréguiberry Battleship

2 Charlemagne Battleships

1 Henry IV Battleship

2 République Battleships

3 Démocratie Battleships

5 Danton Battleships

4 Courbet Battleships

3 Bretagne Battleships

2 Amiral Tréhouart Battleships

Aircraft Carriers:

1 Foudre Aircraft Carriers

Cruisers:

2 Amiral Charner Armored Cruisers

1 Pothuau Armored Cruiser

1 Jeanne d'Arc Armored Cruisers

2 Gueydon Armored Cruisers

1 Dupleix Armored Cruiser

4 Gloire Armored Cruisers

2 Léon Gambetta Armored Cruisers

1 Jules Michelet Armored Cruiser

1 Ernest Renan Armored Cruiser

2 Edgar Quinet Armored Cruisers

1 Forbin Protected Cruiser

1 Troude Protected Cruiser

1 Linois Protected Cruiser

1 Descartes Protected Cruiser

2 D'Assas Protected Cruisers

1 D'Entrecasteaux Protected Cruiser

1 Guichen Protected Cruiser

1 D'Estrées Protected Cruiser

1 Jurien de la Gravière Protected Cruiser

Torpedo Ships:

1 Condor Torpedo Cruiser

2 Dunois Torpedo Gunboats

2 Durandal Destroyers

2 Framée Destroyers

4 Pertuisane Destroyers

13 Arquebuse Destroyers

13 Claymore Destroyers

8 Branlebas Destroyers

6 Spahi Destroyers

2 Chasseur Destroyers

2 Voltigeur Destroyers

8 Bouclier Destroyers

5 Bisson Destroyers

4 Aventurier Destroyers

2 Enseigne Roux Destroyers

12 Arabe Destroyers

1 Coureur sea-going torpedo boat

1 Agile sea-going torpedo boat

1 Averne sea-going torpedo boat

1 Filibustier sea-going torpedo boat

1 Forban sea-going torpedo boat

5 Cyclone sea-going torpedo boat

6 Mistral sea-going torpedo boat

1 No130 Torpedo Boats

1 No145 Torpedo Boats

29 No201 Torpedo Boats

73 No295 Torpedo Boats

Submarines:

11 Brumaire Submarines

1 Charles Brun Experimental Submarine

2 Gustave Zédé Submarines

2 Clorinde Submarines

3 Bellone Submarines

2 Dupuy de Lôme Submarines

1 Diane Submarine

3 Armide Submarines

1 Roland Morillot Submarines

2 Lagrange Submarines

1 Victor Réveille Minelaying Submarine

2 Jean Autric Submarines

1 René Audry Minelaying Submarine

1 Halbronn Submarine Cruiser

2 Pierre Marrast Submarines

2 Trinité- Schillemans Submarines

Escorts:

7 Aldébaran 1st Class Avisos (escort sloops)

1 Andromédé 1st Class Avisos (escort sloops)

23 Ardent 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

8 Friponne 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

6 Marne 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

1 Luronne 2nd Class Avis (ASW gunboat)

2 Conquérante 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

3 Amiens 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

2 Ailette 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

3 Scarpe 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

1 Flamant 2nd Class Avisos (sloop)

3 Dubordieu 2nd Class Avisos (sloop)

16 C1 Submarine Chasers

9 C101 Submarine Chasers

1 Gardon Patrol Vessel

4 Hippopotame Patrol Vessels

4 Aurochs Patrol Vessels

6 Clameur Patrol Vessels

3 Athlete Patrol Vessels

10 Navarin Patrol Vessels

6 Mauviette Patrol Vessels

9 Crabe Patrol Vessels

8 Bouvines Patrol Vessels

1 Jacques Coeur Patrol Vessel

Other Fighting Ships:

3 Vigilante River Gunboats

1 Doudart de la Grée River Gunboat

4 A River Gunboats

Coastal Forces:

37 V1 ASW Motor Boats

12 V41 Motor Boats

8 V54 ASW Motor Boats

12 V62 ASW Motor Boats

Mine Warfare Ships:2 Pluton Minelayers

3 Herse Minesweepers

5 Granit Minesweepers

7 Albâtre Minesweepers

10 Camelia Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Ajonc Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Fanfaron Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Amandier Minesweeping Trawlers

12 Campanule Minesweeping Trawlers

12 Briscard Minesweeping Trawlers

Construction:

Rebuild damaged or destroyed factories in major cities across homeland France.

Construct 20 civilian factories in Paris.

Construct new mechanized farms and plantations in the Northern African French colonies.

Mechanize existing traditional farms in the Northern African colonies.


Internal Affairs:

Give minor subsidies to companies who actively attempt to mechanize their farms and plantations in the Northern African colonies.

Pass the “Secret Militaire” act. It will enact the policy of having the government take great strides to keep all specifications of military designs hidden from the public apart from a few authorized instances. Anyone found distributing or in possession of classified military designs will be prosecuted and may face up to 20 years in prison.


Foreign Affairs:

Send a French representative to Germany to negotiate the punishment Germany will get for violating French authority.

Confiscate the incomplete Bretagne battleship that is being built for Greece until they pay half of the price of the ship. Give notice that if the money is not payed soon then the battleship will become France’s property permanently.

Contract Italy to build two Venezia Class aviation cruisers. The payment will not be given until the ships are laid down and in full working order excluding the armament.


Military:

Decommission 3 Loup Patrol Vessels.

Decommission 1 Surprise Steel Gunboat.

Fortify the Anatolian Turkish border.

Construct four 240mm/50 modele 1906 naval guns.

Announce that 1 Pothuau Armored Cruiser can be bought for 105 percent of the building, no shipping price.


Operations:

Serpent Coloré

Immobile Et


Developments:

75 mm/50 (3") Model 1922

Projet Neptune

Renault 4 cly Moteur V8

40mm Aiguille Modèle 1920



Research:

NiD 29 Avion de Chasse

Ribeyrolles 1920

Griffe 1920

152 mm/55 (6") Modèle 1922

37mm Furie Modèle 1920

OOC: Pretty Version

 

[Pman]

Czechoslovak Republic
turn 3

Spoiler: Czechoslovak Armed Forces

200,000 troops (50,000 Active)


Small Arms


Side Arms: Roth-Steyr M1907
Rifles: Gewehr 1888
Gewehr 1898
200,000 Mannlicher M1895
Mannlicher M1888
Machine guns:
Schwarlose M.07/12
Madsen M02



Artillery


Skoda 100mm Model 1916 mountain gun


10.4 cm Feldkanone M.15 field gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M.15 Heavy howitzer


15 cm Autokanone M.15/16 heavy field gun


21 cm Mörser M.16/18 heavy howitzer


6 24 cm Kanone M.16 Super heavy siege gun


38 cm Belagerungshaubitze M 16 Super heavy siege howitzer


Skoda 75mm Model 15 mountain gun


15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M 14/16 Heavy howitzer


10 cm Skoda Houfnice vz 14/19 field howitzer


Skoda 150mm Model 1918 mountain howitzer


Skoda 100mm Model 16/19 mountain howitzer


42 cm Haubitze M.14/16 Superheavy siege howitzer


17 Skoda 305mm Model 1911 Siege howitzer


8 cm FK M.5 field gun


9 cm Kanon PL vz. 12/20


8 cm FK M 18 field gun


8 cm FK M 17 field gun


Navy


MD-1 river gunboat


Omh3 river motor launch turn 16


OMmm33 river motor launch


Armor
3 Panzerzugg II armored trains
6 Renault FTs
12 Skoda-FIAT Torino armored cars

Air Force
"The Air is our Sea"
I Air Group in Bohemia (4th and 5th Company )
II Air Group in Moravia (3rd Company)
III Air Group in Slovakia (1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th Company)
IV Air Group in Carpathian Ruthenia (8th Company)

Military


Have the 6 Renault FTs be put through the same trails that the Fiat 4000s were put through, afterwards compare result and point out area in which the tank design itself can be improved



Construction:
Execute plans for expansions on Skoda facilities
2 Panzerzug II (Bratislava and Prague) construction
Order 28 SH-1 Observation aircraft from the Letov company
Order 14 Avia BH-3s and give them the Military designation B.3
Construct 12 PA-I Armored cars
Construct 30 35cm L45 1916 naval guns for Italy
Economy:


Internal affairs:
Execute planed for an infrastructure project for Slovakia

Foreign affairs/trade:
Approach the AB Svenska Vapen- och Ammunitionsfabriken on purchasing 10 Sjögren Inertia shotguns for trials and make additional purchases if thus trails prove favorable
Order a example MG 18 TuF from France for testing, provide payment for the machine gun when it is confirmed the gun has been built.

Send diplomats to Poland and Romania with the goal of creating a mutual defense pact to protect the sovereignty of each of these nations and of Eastern Europe against those who may want to retake land they lost during the Great War. This alliance will have the political support of Italy.
Operations:


Research:
The PA-I Armored car turn 3 done
The Avia BH-3 turn 3 done
Research a 5.5cm L35 gun able to be mounted on various vehicles
Project K (PM)
A smaller parachute for pilots to use
Developments


Develop the M98-20 turn 4

Develop the M95-20 turn 4
WIP​

 

[Windhover118]

United States of America
Turn 3

​

US Military:

Navy:

Spoiler

Battleships: 16 in service, 6 more under construction


4 Colorado Class currently under construction (Colorado, ready Aug, 1923, Maryland, ready July 1921, West Virginia ready, Dec 1923, Washington, ready Oct, 1923)


2 Tennessee Class currently being outfitted (Tennessee, ready June 1920, California, ready Aug, 1921)


3 New Mexico Class


2 Pennsylvania Class


2 Nevada Class


2 New York Class


2 Wyoming Class


2 Florida Class


2 Delaware Class


2 South Carolina Class


Pre-dreadnoughts: 17


6 Connecticut Class


5 Virginia Class


3 Maine Class (2 currently in mothball)


3 Illinois Class (currently in use as training ships)


Light Cruisers:


2 Omaha Class (1 Ready Feb 1923, 1 June 1923)


Armored Cruisers: 10


3 Memphis Class (Formerly Tennessee Class)


5 Pittsburgh Class (Formerly Pennsylvania class)


USS Brooklyn


USS New York


Protected Cruisers: 9


2 Colombia Class


5 Denver Class


2 St Louis Class


Scout Cruisers: 3


3 Chester Class


Destroyers: 210


Clemson Class: 48 (108 ready by 1922)


Wickes Class: 110


6 Caldwell Class


6 Sampson Class


5 Tucker Class


6 O'Brien Class


4 Aylwin Class


4 Cassin Class


21 Paulding Class


Submarines: 140


51 S-Class


27 R-Class


16 O-Class


3 T-class


USS M1


11 L-class


8-K-class


9 H-class


4 G-Class


3 F-class


2 E-class


3 D-class


2 B-class


Patrol Craft:


60 Eagle Class


300 SC-1 Submarine Chasers


Submarine Tenders: 5


USS Camden


USS Beaver


USS Fulton


USS Savannah


USS Alert


Destroyer Tenders: 4


3 Altair Class


USS Bridgeport


Seaplane Tenders:


USS Wright


9 Lapwing Class


Oilers: 17


4 Kaweah Class


8 Patoka Class


2 Sara Thompson Class


2 Kanawaha Class


Arethusa


Collier: 3


3 Proteus Class


Fleet Repair Ship: 3


USS Vestal


USS Panther


USS Prometheus


Tug-Boats: 61


17 Bagaduce class


39 Lapwing Class


USS Navajo


USS Conestoga


USS Ontario


USS Osceola


USS Chemung


Naval Aviation:


96 Vought VE-7


4 VE-9 floatplanes


60 Ca.5 bombers


10 Handley Page Type O Bombers


150 Aeromarine 39


50 Aeromarine Flying boats


Curtiss N9 Floatplane


150 Curtiss Model R torpedo floatplanes

Army

Spoiler

1,600,000 Men (This number includes Army Regulars, National Guard and conscripts in the National Army)


200,000 Reserve


500,000 National Guard


100 Mark VIII Liberty Heavy Tanks


950 M1917 Light Tanks


1900 M1897A Field Gun's


900 M1897B Field Guns


400 3-inch M1905 field guns


1503 155mm Howitzer 1917


626 155mm Howitzer 1918


400 M1918 155mm GPF


216 M1917 8-inch howitzers


330 M1918 240mm Seige Howitzers


US Army Air Service:


150 SE.5


100 Sopwith Dolphins


400 SPAD S.XIII


500 Airco DH.4


20 Martin MB-1

US Marine Corp:

Spoiler

72000 Men


12 Airco D.H4


96 Airco DH.9

Diplomacy:

Call for a conference to be held in New York regarding the matter of international and territorial waters. The United Kingdom, France, Japan, Italy, as well as Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Venezuela and Colombia are also invited. The conference is intend to put forth a series of international guidelines for the official establishment of national rights over waterways. USA proposes that the area extending from a countries low tide mark to 13 miles out to sea be established as its own territorial waters where the country can exercise exclusive rights to enforce its laws on the sea and act in national defense. The second proposal is for an area extending from the low tide mark out to 200 nautical miles out to sea, be established as an exclusive economic zone where in the nation has exclusive rights to exploit the resources location within said zone and defend its own economic interest.

Send a message to the German government requesting representatives from both governments meet in the German city of Munich to begin negotiating an official peace treaty formally ending hostilities between the United States and the Wiemar Republic.

Negotiate a deal with the Venezuelan government allowing US oil companies exclusive access to the Orinoco Belt region of Venezuela to prospect for and extract any oil deposits found in the region. In exchange for exclusive access, the Venezuelan government will receive a 5% royalty fee from each producing well going up to 10% after 50,000 barrels of oil have been extracted. Tactfully remind the Venezuelan government that the area has thus far not been prospected nor are there any other prospects forthcoming in the immediate future. By allowing US companies in to prospect for oil, they stand to gain a potentially valuable source of revenue. If the companies don't find anything, they will know where not to look in the future. President Gomez's generosity in this matter will not be forgotten by the USA.

Agree to sell the design for the Liberty Mark VIII tank to the Empire of Japan. The weapons will be omitted from the design. The price is 20% of what it cost the USA to develop the tank.


Internal Affairs:

Pass the Fortification Act of 1920. This act authorizes the expansion of US bases in the Pacific as well as establishing new bases. The act also reorganizes the Marine Corps fixed Defense Regiments into Marine Defense Battalions with 15 Battalions authorized for creation under the Fortification Act.

The Fortification act also extends the US territorial water line out to 13 miles to sea. This action will help the US Coast Guard impede smuggling operations, namely those illegally shipping alcohol into the country in violation of prohibition. It will also allow the USN to establish more extensive security zones around US naval bases.


Military:

TO&E for Marine Defense Battalions:

Spoiler

Marine Defense Battalions differ in size and composition from the usual Marine Corp units. Being defense oriented, they tend to be equipped with a larger number of medium and heavy machine guns as well as integrated artillery and anti aircraft batteries. The total strength of the Marine defense battalion is 680 personnel.

A typical Marine Defense Battalion has three rifle companies with 89 men each for a total of 267 Infantry. Each company is divided into three platoons of 27 men each plus an eight man headquarters section consisting of the Company Commander, Company XO, Company 1st Sergeant, 2 radio operators, and three runners. The platoons themselves are divided into three squads each consisting of 9 men. Two rifle squads and a machine gun squad. The rifle squads are lead by a Sergeant and are divided into two four man sections with a section leader, BAR man, and two rifleman. The Machine gun squad consist of two sections each armed with an M1917 water cooled machine gun. The sections consist of a gunner, loader, and two ammo bearers.

In addition to the rifle companies, each Battalion also had a Heavy Weapons company. Each Heavy weapons company consist of 107 men and is divided into three platoons plus the headquarters section. Each platoon has two machine gun squads each. There is also a third squad equipped with M1916 37mm guns. These guns require more manpower than a machine gun, thus the gun squad has thirteen men instead of nine. The gun squad is divided into two sections, each armed with a single 37mm gun as well as the squad leader. Each gun crew consist of a gunner, assistant gunner, tri-pod carrier and three ammo bearers.

While the Infantry Companies provide direct security and defense, arguably the most important part of the Marine Defense Battalion is its coastal artillery batteries. Each Battalion is equipped with three batteries, each one armed with two 5”/51 caliber naval guns. Each gun has a crew of ten for a total of sixty men. There is also an additional forty men who act as logistics support helping to move the guns and keep them supplied with ammunition during battle.


The Marine Defense Battalion also consist of three anti aircraft gun batteries. Each battery is armed with three 3”/50 caliber AA guns. Each gun has a crew of six for a total of 54 personnel.

The Battalion is also equipped with a service battery containing six platoons equipped with a search light. The Search lights can be used to illuminate ships at sea, search for aircraft overhead and also be placed to light up entire sections of beach that an enemy force might land on. The Battalion Service battery has a total of 35 personnel.


Each Marine Defense Battalion is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel with a Major acting as executive officer. The Head Quarters company of the Battalion consist of Battalion command staff, an HQ security platoon as well as a reconnaissance platoon. The Head quarters section consist of 50 personnel including staff officers, radio operators, runners and orderlies. The HQ security platoon consist of a Heavy Weapons platoon consisting of 27 men. The special reconnaissance platoon is made up of forty men and perform special missions assigned by Battalion Head Quarters. They primarily act as coast watchers but are also trained to perform extended patrol missions and raiding missions on enemy forces. To that end, they are not equipped with any machine guns and are primarily equipped with BARs and Thompson SMGs. Altogether, the HQ company consist of 117 personnel.

TO&E for US Infantry Units

Spoiler

US Army Infantry Table of Organization and Equipment


The most basic element in a US Army infantry unit is the squad. A squad consist of 15 soldiers. The squad is lead by a Sergeant or Staff Sergeant and divided into four sections. Two four man sections acting as maneuver elements and two BAR sections consisting of a gunner and ammo bearer. The squad leader is usually armed with a Thompson SMG while the rifleman are usually armed with M1903 Springfield’s. However, section leaders may also be armed with Thompson SMG’s. The BAR groups are obviously equipped with Browning Automatic Rifles with the ammo bearer also providing support with his own M1903 Springfield.

Squads are grouped together into platoons. Each platoon is lead by a Second Lieutenant with a Technical Sergeant acting as his assistant. Each platoon is made up of three rifle squads, two machine gun sections and headquarters section. The Headquarters section consist of the Platoon Leader, Platoon Sergeant, and three runners. The machine gun sections are attached directly to the headquarters section. A machine gun squad section typically consist three to four men. A machine gunner, assistant machine gunner, and one or two ammo bearers. The Machine gunner carries the tripod and operates the weapon, the assistant carries the M1919 machine gun itself and feeds ammunition into the weapon. The two ammo bearers keep ammunition supplied to the machine gun and also provide additional security for the section. The machine gunner and assistant are both armed with M1911 .45 caliber pistols, one of the ammo bearers typically carries a M1897 Trench Gun and the other usually carries a standard service rifle. The total strength of the Platoon is 55 men.

Heavy weapons platoons are similar to infantry platoons but have more emphasis on medium machine guns. A Heavy weapons platoon is divided into three machine gun squads. Each machine gun squad consist of a Sergeant and two machine gun sections for a total of nine men per squad. Including the platoon leader, platoon sergeant, and three runners a heavy weapons platoon has 32 men.


A standard Infantry company is made up of three infantry platoons and a heavy weapons platoon. There is also the company headquarters platoon consisting of the Company Commander, Company Executive Officer, Company 1st Sergeant, four runners, and two field telephone operators. The field telephone operators are in charge of setting up direct lines to the Battalion headquarters. In total an Infantry Company has a total strength of 206 men.


Infantry companies are organized into Battalions with three companies per battalion. Each Battalion is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel with a Major acting as his executive officer and Sergeant Major as the Battalion senior enlisted man. The Battalion headquarters is organized into a Company which consist of the Battalion related administrative personnel. The Battalion personnel officer (S1), Intelligence Officer (S2), Operations Officer (S3), Logistics Officer (S4) and Communications Officer (S5). Each officer having his own support staff needed for carrying out the Battalion administrative duties. The Battalion Intelligence Officer also commands a 20 man platoon specially trained for reconnaissance and patrol missions. Overall the Head Quarters Company has 80 personnel. This gives the Battalion an overall strength of 698 personnel.

Battalions are usually organized into Regiments with each Regiment having three Battalions. The Regiment also has a Headquarters company with 110 personnel. This gives the Regiment a composite strength of 2204 personnel.


Regiments are organized into Divisions. Each Division contains 4 Infantry Regiments. Divisions also incorporate separate artillery battalions. There are four artillery battalions per Division. Three battalions are armed with M1897 75mm guns with the fourth one being armed with either M1917 or M1918 155mm Howitzers. Each battalion has three batteries equipped with 6 guns each and manned by 150 personnel. Each division also has a Cavalry Squadron, one engineering battalion, one medical battalion, quarter master battalion, signal company and ordinance company. All in all, a typical Infantry Division has roughly 20,000 personnel assigned to the division.

Recruitment/Construction:

Construct 10 Curtiss NC Flying Boats

Construct 20 Felixstrowe F5L Flying Boats


Produce 8 14"/45 caliber guns

Produce 8 14"/50 caliber guns



Operations:

Blackjack: PM'ed

 

[AdmiralKerkov]

The Japanese Empire

Turn 3​

Imperial Japanese Navy

Spoiler

Battleships

1x Satsuma

1x Aki

1x Settsu

2x Fuso

2x Ise

1x Nagato

Pre-Dreadnauts

1x Fuji

1x Shikishima

1x Asahi

1x Mikasa

2x Katori

1x Iwami

1x Sagami

1x Hizem

Battlecruisers

4x Kongo

Coastal Defense Ships

2x Admiral Ushakov

Aircraft Carriers

1x Wakamiya

Armored Cruisers

1x Chiyodi

2x Asama

1x Yakumo

1x Adzuma

2x Idzumu

2x Kasuga

1x Tsukuba

1x Aso

2x Ibuki

Light Cruisers

2x Katsuragi

1x Istukushima

1x Astikushima

2x Suma

1x Chitose

2x Tsushima

1x Tsugaru

1x Tone

3x Chikuma

2x Tenryu

1x Kuma

Protected Cruisers

1x Chihiya

1x Yodo

1x Mogami

Destroyers

4x Murakumo

2x Ikazuchi

2x Shirakumo

5x Harusame

30x Asakaze

2x Umikaze

2x Sakura

1x Urakaze

10x Kaba

4x Momo

4x Amatsukaze

2x Kawakaze

6x Enoki

10x Momi

7x Minekaze

Torpedo Boats

1x Shirataki

12x Hayabusa

8x 67-Go

Submarines

5x Holland

2x Kaigun-Holland

2x C1

3x C2

1x Vickers/Kawasaki

2x C3

1x S1

2x UC III

2x UB III

2x K1

1x UE II

1x U51

Gunboats

1x Uji

1x Saga

1x Sumida

1x Fushimi

1x Toba

Minelayers

10x Natsushima

1x Katsuriki

Aircraft

68x Yokosuka Ro-go Ko-gata

10x Farmin MF.11

Imperial Japanese Army

Spoiler

Personnel

800,000 Active Personnel

400,000 Reserve Personnel

Infantry Weapons

Nambu Pistol

Type 26 Revolver

Type 30 Rifle

Type 35 Rifle

Type 38 Rifle

Type 3 Heavy Machine Gun

Type 3 81mm Mortar

Artillery

2,900x Type 38 75 mm Field Gun

1,900x Type 38 100 mm Cannon

475x Type 38 120 mm Howitzer

290x Type 38 150 mm Howitzer
1,450x Type 41 75 mm Cavalry Gun

1,190x Type 41 75 mm Mountain Gun

220x 280 mm Howitzer L/10

280x Type 4 150 mm Howitzer

80x Type 45 240 mm Howitzer

Armored Vehicles

5x Austin Armored Car

13x FT-Ko Light Tank (37 mm Puteaux SA18 Cannon)

Aircraft

1x Kaishikia No. 1

Construction

Continued

2x Momi Destroyers (2xT4)

1x Nagato Battleships (1xT6)

1x Tosa Battleship (1xT10)

5x Kuma Cruisers (2xT4,1xT5,1xT6)

3x Nagara Cruisers (1xT7,2xT9)

2x Amagi Battlecruisers (2xT9)

1x Amagi Hull Carrier Convert (1xT7)

1x Hosho Aircraft Carrier (1xT6)

3x Minekaze Destroyers (3xT5)

200x Type 38 75 mm Field Guns (200xT4)

200x Type 38 100 mm Cannons (200xT4)

80x Type 11 75 mm AA guns (80xT4)

New

2x Nagara Cruisers

4x Momi Destroyers

3x Minekaze Destroyers


Foreign


Internal Affairs

—Instate new laws dictating the citizenship status of Koreans and Chinese in Japan and foreign territories. It is called the 外国人サーフ Law, it states that all Korean, Chinese, and Siberian inside the legal territory of Japan are to be regarded as second citizens to Japanese. If any Japanese citizen requires something of a Gaikoku hito sāfu the Gaikoku must give it up. Gaikoku can be arrested without evidence or charge if a Japanese soldier, officer, or policeman requires it. These will be instated on 1st January of 1921.

—Begin construction (Or already existing government owned buildings erected to be used) of Territorial Governor Palaces, Foreign Administrative Offices, and Barracks in the territories of Kwantung, Tsingtao, and Vladivostock. Fences, perimeter guards, and checkpoints are to be set up at the borders of each territory if not already constructed. Confiscation of all industry, including warehouses, factories, and plants of any kind are to be seized by the Japanese government, and auctioned to Japanese companies for domestic use only.

—For the next 8 months, a free ferry service will be provided to Russians, or any other nationality wishing to flee to the Russian Republic from Vladivostock will be welcomed. The Japanese


Foreign Affairs

—Cede the island of Sakhalin to the Russian Republic


—Acknowledge the Russian Republic as a sovereign state, and the only Russian state. Japan requests that all nations acknowledge the Russian Republic’s sovereignty.


—Declare the territories of Kwantung, Tsingtao, and Vladivostock as sovereign territories of the Japanese Empire and by no means under authority of any other nation or ruler.


—Inform the US embassy in Tokyo that Japan promises to send a delegation to their naval conference in 1921.

—Sign a Military Right of Way Treaty with the French Third Republic, Allowing Japanese units and warships access at, and through French Indochina and French Polynesia. In return Japan will allow access of French troops through Taiwan, Vladivostok, and the Japanese South Pacific Mandate.

Military

—Announce a delay in the re-organization of the Japanese military, and that it will be conducted in 1921 due to administrative issues.


—Form a new branch of the Japanese military, the ホームガード (Home Guard/IJHG) The IJHG will be tasked with defending Japanese territories, the Japanese home islands, and occupying Japanese held territories in foreign lands. Recruitment is to begin September for rosters up to 200,000 soldiers, In NOvember, if the roster has been filled, these men are to be pressed into three months of rigorous basic training. Following basic, they are to be giving one month foreign occupation/anti-insurgency training, and any specialists (machine gunners, vehicle drivers, etc.), will be given a month extra training for their specialty. During this time, Type 38 rifles, Type 3 machine guns, and Type 26 revolvers will be produced to outfit the entire branch, as well as uniforms, equipment, and proper paperwork. The branch will be fully operational April, 1921


—Hold a military exercise on the island of Maloelap.The operation will consist of a blitz attack using Japanese warships against the target vessels. They will target them, and destroy them, as their escorted troop ships prepare for landings. Once the “Enemy Fleet” is destroyed, the batttleships, cruisers, and destroyers are to bombard the island for three hours. Under the cover of large salvos the Japanese naval landing force are to prepare the assualt, and land on the beaches within half of an hour of the salvos seizing. Once the troops are landed, the shore bombardment will only be called in on the dummy village and fortifications not destroyed from the three hour bombardment.

Spoiler

Naval Fleet:

1x Nagato

2x Ise

1x Ibuki

2x Tenryu

3x Chikuma

2x Yodo

10x Asakaze

8x Momi

6x Hayabusa

Naval Landing Forces:

3,400 Personnel

20x Type 38 75mm Field Guns

Research & Development

—Mitsubishi 1MF Fighter Plane (T5)


—Mitsubishi 1MT Bomber Aircraft (T5)


—Type 11 37 mm Infantry Gun (T4)


Trade

—Buy the design of the Fiat 2000 tank without armament for 10% of its development costs.


—Buy the design of Mark VII tank without armament for 20% of its development costs.


—Approach Royles Royce, requesting 30 Royles Royce Armored Cars be created for Japan.


—Approach Austin Car Copmany to request 25 more of their Austin Armored Cars be created for Japan.

—Purchase the design to the M.16 Flammenwerfer from the Weimar Republic.


Operations

—Operation 患者クレーン


—Operation バッドウォッカ

 

[Lordvader59]

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Numbers:
WIP
Construction:
WIP

Internal Affairs:
Launch a new propaganda campaign to ease tensions in Ireland

Foreign Afffairs:
Inform the French government that Britain will not, as a signatory of Versaille and a French ally, allow France to annex German territory. Insist instead that they meet the British and German delgations at Berlin to negotiate a suitable punishment
Send a delegation to Berlin.

Research:
Vickers Medium Mark II
Blackburn Dart
N3 Class Battleship
G3 Class Battlecruiser
Vickers Vildebeest
Development:
Refine the planned carrier creation for the Furious class cruiser and convert Furious (Essentially trying to make a Courageous class the first time around)

 

[Blazefire2000]

1920 RP Moderations Turn 3:

Sweden:
Airfields will be done Turn 5
The shipyards will be done Turn 7
Parliament accepts the proposal, the ships have been layed up for potential buyers
Greece has accepted the offer and the Clas Fleming is sold for 2.5million Kronor
The British don't respond (douchebags)
Carolus Rex Fast Battleship done Turn 6
120mm L40 land based AA gun done turn 5
75mm L50 towed artillery done Turn 4

Italy:
The Franceso Caracciolo is commissioned with great fanfare
Standards are placed and the newer ammunition models show significant improvement
Shipyards in La Spieza will be done Turn 8
Shipyards in Mogadishu will be done Turn 6
Factories in Somaliland will be done Turn 5
35,000 ton floating dry docks will be done Turn 6
Mogadishu naval base will be done Turn 8
Conversion of SS Dulio and SS Giulio Cesare will take 6 turns
The Leonardo Da Vinci will be finished Turn 7 as a new ship entirely
Guns have been bought from Czechoslovakia
Troops have been moved, see events for results of riot quelling
Venezia class cruiser will be done Turn 6
343/47 Mod. 1914-1920 will be done Turn 5

Greece:
Soldiers have been drafted
Artillery has been built
Aircraft have been built
Trade is increased
Nationalistic propaganda is still being spread, some leftists and starting to think about their choices
75/17 mountain guns have been bought from Italy
Guns from Skoda have been purchased
ATO MK I will be done Turn 5
TUTO MK I will be done Turn 7 with a top speed of 29 mph (weak ass engine)

Germany:
ZR-3 will be done Turn 4
T23's will be done Turn 5
Reichsmark conversion goes well

France:
Factories are being repaired or rebuilt, expected to be done Turn 11
Civilian Factoreis expected to be done Turn 8
Farms to be built or modernized to be done Turn 7
Subsidies are put in place, as a result more farms spring up in Algeria and Tunisia
Secret Militaire Act has been passed
Representative has been sent
Battleship has been confiscated, the Spanish have put in a bid for the ship as well as the Italians, though the Italians want it converted into an aircraft carrier
Contract has been signed, all that remains in the cruisers to be built
4 ship are decommed
Syrian Turkish border is fortified
4 240/50 Modele 1906 guns have been built
Pothau armored cruiser has been layed up, Romania, Yugoslavia, Argentina, Spain, and Portugal have all put in bids for it
75mm/50 Modele 1922 will be done Turn 5
Project Neptune will be done Turn 6
Renault 4 cly V8 will be done Turn 6
40mm Aiguille Modèle 1920 will be done Turn 6
NiD 29 Avion de Chasse will be done Turn 6
Ribeyrolles 1920 will be done Turn 5
Griffe 1920 will be done Turn 5
152/55 Modèle 1922 will be done Turn 5
37mm Furiè will be done Turn 6

Czech:
Renault FT's go through tests, it is found out their equal
Skoda expansion begins, it causes less strain on the economy due to careful planning
Panzerzug II's are being built
SH-1's have been built
B.3's are built
PA-I armored cars are built
Italy receives the guns
Shotguns are purchased and put through testing
MG 18 TUF has been built and provided by a private firm in France
The alliance is formed
5.5cm L35 will be done Turn 6
Project K will be done Turn 7
Parachute will be done Turn 4

America:
Conference is held, now its up to negotiation
Negotiations between Germany and America begin
Venezuela agrees, see events for oil or not
Design has been sold
Fortification Act is passed
Curtiss Flying boats are built
Felixstrowe flying boats are built
14"/45 and 14"/50 guns are built

Japan:
Laws are put into place
Construction of the palaces begins
The ferry service has been started, it is soon overwhelmed by the amount of people wishing to flee and is requesting more ships from the government
Island is ceded
Russian Republic is considered the true Russian nation
More territories are added to Japan
Japan will attend the conference
Military Right of Way Act has passed
Delay happens, most people go "meh"
Home Guard is established
Landing tests are done, see events for results
Fiat 2000 design is purchased
Mark VII design is purchased
30 Robles Royce armored cars are bought
25 Austin armored cars are bought
M.16 Flammenwerfer is bought

UK:
Propaganda is sent out, most Brits ain't really that mad at the
Germans, just disappointed
French politicians are pissed at the British
Delegation is sent
Medium Mark II will be done Turn 8
Blackburn Dart will be done Turn 6
N3 already done
G3 already done
Vickers Vildebeest is out of tech cap